Patient-Specific Spine Analytics

When: 02/03/2023 - 02/03/2023
Where: Online
Free webcast organised by AnyBody Technology and Agada Medical

The Problem: Spinal surgery carries with it a 30% failure rate resulting in multiple revision surgeries as well as increased structural deterioration and recovery times.

The Solution: The Spine Oracle™, an AI platform, powered by IP protected predictive analytics and machine learning, utilizing next generation bio-mechanical simulation and human 3D modeling software, to determine the likelihood of success or failure PRIOR TO SURGERY.

Today: Surgeons do not have the tools to predict surgical outcome based on biomechanics and function.

Tomorrow: The Spine Oracle™, powered by a proprietary dynamic force analysis algorithm on a patient specific segmented digital twin with a robust predictive analytics module, prevents unseen and unwarranted failures.

Thu, Mar 2, 2023 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM CET

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