MarinHealth announced that it performed its first vascular surgical procedure for aneurysm repair utilizing advanced AI technology. Allan Conway, MD, Clinical Associate Professor of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, UCSF and MarinHealth, and the vascular surgical team applied Cydar Maps augmented artificial intelligence technology, making the MarinHealth vascular surgical team one of few teams nationwide capable of using this advanced system.
The AI-equipped Cydar Maps surgical platform enables surgeons and clinicians to create a detailed 3D map personalized to each patient’s unique anatomy for pre-surgical planning, real-time image guidance during surgery, and automated post-operative evaluation of surgical outcomes. Cydar Maps not only enhances the surgeon’s visualization but also aids the surgeon’s decision-making in the operating room and helps guide decisions throughout the entire patient care pathway, resulting in better patient outcomes and improved efficiency.
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“Integrating Cydar Maps is part of MarinHealth’s ongoing commitment to stay at the forefront of innovative solutions and treatments, providing our community with access to the best treatment options available,” commented David Klein, MD, CEO of MarinHealth.
“This cutting-edge technology empowers surgeons to navigate complex vascular procedures with greater precision. Plus, it provides advanced tools that enable physicians to track aneurysm volume over time,” said Conway. “This is a significant milestone as we aim to revolutionize endovascular aortic treatment with cutting-edge, digital solutions. It empowers surgeons with more knowledge, which ultimately improves patient outcomes.”
Source: Businesswire
