Stealth AXiS surgical system
Medtronic · Orthopedics · First integrated planning-navigation-robotics spine platform
- Type
- Surgical system
- FDA route
- 510(k) clearance
- Setting
- Hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers
- Used by
- Spine surgeons
Spine surgeons can plan, navigate and use robotic assistance on one platform instead of multiple standalone technologies. The release offers no outcome data showing a patient benefit.
- What it is
- A platform that brings surgical planning, navigation and robotics together in a single system for spine surgery, with a modular robotic design. Its LiveAlign segmental tracking shows anatomic motion, surgical adjustments and patient alignment in real time.
- Indicated for
- Patients undergoing spine procedures; the release does not give the full indications for use.
- What changes
- The release says the platform is designed for use without relying on multiple standalone technologies, and that LiveAlign shows spinal motion in real time without the need for repeated imaging. No study or comparison group is described.
- Evidence
- Design not reportedStudy not named in the releaseThe release gives no study results.The source does not describe a clinical study or its design. Common for cleared devices, which can rest on equivalence to a predicate.
- Watch for
- The release contains no clinical data, contraindications or adverse event information. The quoted surgeon is identified as a paid consultant to Medtronic.
- FDA decision
- 510(k)Cleared
- De NovoGranted
- PMAApproved