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Orthopedic Surgical Navigation Systems- Help Improve Clinical Outcomes of Surgical Orthopedic Procedures

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  Orthopedic Surgical Navigation Systems Orthopedic surgical navigation systems are vital component of computer-aided surgery (CAS). The system allows surgeons to perform pre-operative planning and precise surgical navigation of instruments during orthopedic procedure. Development of orthopedic surgical navigation systems aims to analyze pre-, intra- and postoperative data in multiple modalities and provide 3D visualization environment to improve clinical outcomes. Navigation in orthopedic surgery is like navigation in a car: the orthopedic surgeon plans a target position for the implants. Orthopedic surgeries deal with health conditions and diseases that affect the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, tendons, and nerves. Orthopedic Surgical navigation systems is the next generation of orthopedic surgery technology. Designed to add precision navigation to current surgical procedures, orthopedic surgical navigation systems can be integrated into ...

Bacterial & Viral Specimen Collection to gain high demand due to growing prevalence of infectious disease

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  Bacterial & Viral Specimen Collection Rapid diagnostic tests are a major factor driving the Bacterial & Viral specimen Collection market. Increasing adoption of these tests in clinical practice has contributed to shorter hospital stays and improved patient outcomes. Furthermore, the rapid diagnostic testing market is expected to grow at a considerable CAGR in the coming years. The high growth in this segment is due to the rising prevalence of tuberculosis. A Bacterial & Viral Specimen Collection kit contains a transport medium, enrichment media, and a molecular preservative. A specimen collection kit should have a screw-cap lid and instructions for proper use. A quality collection kit will help ensure the accurate diagnosis of infection. The bacterial & viral sample collection process begins with a sterile swab. The swab should be placed in a culture casing before anaerobes are introduced. The swab should also be placed in a cultured medium before a patient rec...