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Stereotactic navigation system

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Supplier(s)

Cascination AG

Value

200,000 GBP

Description

Stereotactic navigation system with relevant accessories to facilitate planning, conduction, and validation of CT-guided percutaneous ablations. Lot 1: The purchase of a Decision Support and Guidance System for Percutaneous Ablations. This is a single system complete with relevant accessories to facilitate planning, conduction, and validation of CT-guided percutaneous ablations by providing the following capabilities: - Software assisted ablation treatment planning: Tumour targets and surrounding safety margins can be identified and visualized in CT and /or MRI images, applicator trajectories can be planned in 2D and 3D, and desired ablation volumes can be simulated. - Navigation based applicator placement: Applicators (ablation needles) can be safely and accurately placed to the target location with respect to the previously defined trajectory. - Software assisted verification of applicator position: By fusing pre- and peri-operative images, the effective applicator position (in-situ) can be measured and subsequently verified relative to the planned trajectory. If required, treatment and ablation parameters can be adjusted to the actual situation. - Software assisted validation of treatment: Fusion of pre- and postoperative CT images allows for validation of the effective ablation volume relative to the originally planned volume and assists in the decision making towards immediate re-treatment. The system must provide the following essential functionalities: - Import, display and processing of CT and MRI images - Fusion of CT and MRI images to enable treatment of invisible lesions - Trajectory planning for single and multiple applicators - Software assisted treatment planning including o Automatic identification of tumour volume o User assisted selection of safety margin o Database with performance parameters of applicators used in clinic o Simulation of expected ablation volumes as function of time and energy - Guided applicator alignment and insertion using a semi-robotic arm - Automatic assessment of effective applicator position relative to plan, - Update of treatment plan - Automatic assessment of effective ablation volume relative to treatment plan

Timeline

Publish date

2 years ago

Award date

2 years ago

Buyer information

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Contact:
Kevin Macey
Email:
kevin.macey@addenbrookes.nhs.uk

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