Stryker's Q Guidance System Scores FDA Clearance For Cranial Applications
Stryker Corporation (NYSE: SYK) announced that its Q Guidance System with Cranial Guidance Software received FDA510(k) clearance.
The Q Guidance System is an image-based planning and intraoperative guidance system designed to support cranial surgeries.
Recently launched in September 2022, the Q Guidance System for spinal applications is currently available on the market.
It tracks navigated instruments and displays the position and orientation of the instruments in patient images.
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The Cranial Guidance Software includes automatic, algorithmic processing and comprehensive guidance data that aim to elevate confidence and surgical ability.
The Cranial Guidance Software is powered by Stryker's Q Guidance System and can be used with various instruments and accessories for navigated cranial procedures.
New for brain biopsies, the software provides a dedicated workflow to support the accurate alignment of the Precision Targeting System with a pre-operatively planned approach.
Stryker is also leveraging plug-in EM tracking technology that can be used with adults and pediatric patients to place shunt catheters, which can be visualized with an EM Stylet.
Price Action: SYK shares are down 0.55% at $261.77 on the last check Friday.
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