For Professionals

Currently, clinical decisions before and within a surgical procedure are mostly determined by the surgeon based on radiological and clinical data. Moreover, execution of surgery in delicate organs require a high level of precision, which can be promoted by improvements in vision and navigation. Current solutions are limited in their accuracy as well as by strongly restricting the surgeon’s field of view. Therefore, the analysis and interpretation of the pathology, indication towards surgery, as well as the surgical plan and execution thereof are highly dependent on the surgeon’s experience and ability.

Planning and execution of orthopedic, trauma, spinal, CMF and neurosurgery are both governed by high complexity. Within Holoma project we aim at the creation, integration, optimization, and clinical validation of state-of-the-art technologies for surgical skill augmentation. These tools are embedded into efficient and economical clinical software and hardware, creating value for the patient and you as a surgeon.

Our project is divided into two main thematic work packages addressing preoperative model-based planning and intraoperative holographic surgical navigation. The scientific foundations of the project are image data post-processing where we have more than 20 years of accumulated experience, advanced biomechanical modeling and simulation for patient-specific surgical planning, augmented reality systems for intraoperative navigation, as well as artificial intelligence-driven optimization of the human-computer interface based on surgeon’s behavioral analysis.