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Subcortical MIPS using NICO BrainPath Approach

Home » Subcortical MIPS using NICO BrainPath Approach

NICO technologies are part of a minimally invasive systems approach designed to be a deficit-sparing neurosurgical procedure that integrates advanced imaging with navigation-compatible intervention technologies to achieve minimally disruptive ACCESS, automated REMOVAL and standardized, intra-operative COLLECTION and BIOLOGICAL PRESERVATION of resected tissue.

The BrainPath Approach integrates with navigation and optics to achieve minimally-disruptive access.

Access the brain through the sulcus in a minimally disruptive way

  • Remove the lesion or hemorrhage using an automated tool
  • Collect in a closed-capture system and biologically preserve tissue for more comprehensive pathology and molecular analysis

Published Outcomes suggest that using the standardized BrainPath Approach and other integrated technologies contribute to improved clinical outcomes, which lead to better economic returns.

Evidence also suggests that the BrainPath Approach provides economic value for the hospital when analyzing the entire episode of care and supports healthcare’s
commitment to achieving Triple Aim.

A publication suggests that removal of abnormalities using BrainPath can result in less trauma to the patient and shorter recovery times.
ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research.
2017;9: 519-523.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Learn More by Surgical Application

BrainPath Approach for Intracerebral Hemorrhage

BrainPath Approach for Subcortical Primary Tumors

BrainPath Approach for Brain Metastases

BrainPath Approach for Brain Biopsy

 

How do we enable Access, Removal and Collection?

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Full BrainPath Bibliography

See BrainPath Approach procedural videos on our YouTube Channel

 

BrainPath Center References

 

Facility Location Region
Aurora Neuroscience Innovation Institute Milwaukee, WI Midwest
Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH Midwest
Indiana University Health Indianapolis, IN Midwest
St. Louis University St. Louis, MO Midwest
Washington University St. Louis, MO Midwest
Brigham & Women’s Hospital Boston, MA North East
University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA North East
Duke University Durham, NC South
Emory Healthcare Atlanta, GA South
Houston Methodist Hospital Houston, TX South
Oklahoma University Oklahoma City, OK South
Sentara Norfolk General Norfolk, VA South
UAMS (Arkansas) Little Rock, AR South
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC South
Abrazo Community Health Network Phoenix, AZ West
Cedars Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles, CA West
Oregon Health – Science University Portland, OR West
Sutter Eden Medical Center Castro Valley, CA West
UC Irvine Medical Center Orange, CA West

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Copyright © 2023 · Nico Corporation · NICO Myriad and BrainPath are “tools” not “treatments”. Physicians should use their best judgment and clinical experience when deciding how to use the Myriad and BrainPath. The latest information, including contraindications, warnings and precautions can be obtained by consulting product labeling or your local NICO representative.