Virtual Incision

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About Virtual Incision

Virtual Incision is on a mission to miniaturize robotic surgery, making robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) more accessible to patients, surgeons, and healthcare facilities. The company has developed MIRA, the world's first Miniaturized Robotic-Assisted Surgery (miniRAS) system, which represents a significant departure from traditional mainframe robotic surgery systems. MIRA's compact, tray-to-table design aims to accelerate the adoption of RAS by fitting within existing hospital infrastructure, either as a complement to mainframe systems or as a stand-alone solution. The system enables surgery to be performed with precision through small incisions, potentially resulting in low conversions to open surgery, short hospital stays, and reduced complications. Virtual Incision addresses a critical access problem in robotic surgery: the complexity of mainframe RAS systems limits how many surgeries can be performed, leaving millions of patients without access to these benefits. By miniaturizing the technology, Virtual Incision seeks to enable more surgeries per day, allowing more patients to benefit from robotic-assisted procedures. The company has successfully completed procedures including hysterectomies with the MIRA system and has demonstrated remote robotic-assisted surgery capabilities through collaborations with partners including Sovato, City of Hope, and University of Illinois Chicago. Virtual Incision is exploring advanced technologies including NVIDIA Isaac for Healthcare to enhance its surgical robotics capabilities.

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