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LEVICS ultrasonic aspiration merged with intraoperative neuromonitoring in neurosurgery.

 

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Tumors located close to the corticospinal tract are very challenging to resect. While the maximum extent of tumor shall be removed, functional structures need to be kept intact. To address this challenge with a maximized clinical outcome, two technologies were combined:
  • LEVICS ultrasonic aspiration
  • inomed intraoperative neuromonitoring
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Simplified intraoperative ergonomic*

Stimulation and resection is performed with only one device.

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Safer resection process*

Continuous acoustic feedback is given regarding the distance of the corticospinal tract.

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Higher accuracy of mapping*

The tissue is stimulated right at the place of resection.


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"The use of the LEVICS instrument as stimulation-ultrasonic aspiration device allows an accurate and continuous motor mapping for safer resection near the corticospinal tract while intraoperative ergonomics are facilitated."
- Pr. Karl Schaller, Head of Division Neurosurgery, Hôpitaux Universitaires Genève

*These benefits are associated with dynamic continuous mapping by inomed as stated in the information material: Dynamic mapping of the corticospinal tract: instrument choice, D030166 EN

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