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One System. Multiple Applications.

 

NICO Surgical Approaches - Tumor and Vascular Abnormalities

NICO Technologies are applied in MULTIPLE Surgical Approaches

  • Improved outcomes for the patient1
  • More efficiencies for the surgeon and healthcare providers2,3

*Minimally Invasive Parafascicular Surgery

 

YOUR CHOICES | Unlimited Control
A More Efficient Procedure

PRE-OPERATIVE

  • Simplified OR set-up
  • Product packaging to support needs of entire procedure
  • Enables navigation without having to pin patients

INTRAOPERATIVE

  • In-situ illumination of surgical field with hand-held white light and blue excitation light delivery
  • Automated, multi-functional technology, resulting in less instrument exchange, driving efficiencies during the procedure
  • Automated tissue collection and preservation, reducing need for OR staff involvement

NICO Technology Compatibility Table

 

Surgical Approaches

BrainPath Approach for Intracerebral HemorrhageMIPS
Intracerebral Hemorrhage
NICO Brain MetastasesMIPS
Brain METs
BrainPath Approach for Subcortical Primary TumorsMIPS
Primary Tumors
BrainPath Approach for Brain BiopsyMIPS
Brain Biopsy
BrainPath Approach for Cerebral Cavernous Malformations (CCMs)MIPS
Cavernous Malformations
Cavernous Malformations

NICO Myriad with VentriculoscopeOther Approaches

Tumors and Cysts via Ventriculoscope

Tumors and Cysts via Transnasal ApproachOther Approaches

Tumors and Cysts via
Transnasal Approach

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Citations

  1. Mansour S. et al The use of BrainPath Tubular Retractors in the Management of Deep Brain Lesions: A Review of Current Studies. World Neurosurg. (2020) 134:155-163.
  2. Norton SP, Dickerson EM, Kulwin CG, Shah MV. Technology that achieves the Triple Aim: an economic analysis of the BrainPath approach in neurosurgery. ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research. 2017;9: 519-523.
  3. Coppens J. Minimally Invasive Parafascicular Surgery (MIPS) in ICH: Economic Argument for Early Surgery. SSG White Paper. Subcortical Surgery Group; 2018.