Advanced Surgical Visualization Modalities (Zeiss Kinevo 900, Tivato 700, Opmi Lumer 700)
At Burjeel Cancer Institute, we leverage some of the most advanced surgical visualization systems available, including the Zeiss Kinevo 900, Tivato 700, and Opmi Lumer 700. These cutting-edge technologies enable surgeons to perform complex, high-precision procedures with unparalleled accuracy. By offering enhanced magnification, visualization, and illumination, these systems provide surgeons with detailed, real-time views of critical structures during oncologic surgeries, particularly in neurosurgery, head and neck surgery, and reconstructive procedures.
Key Features
The Zeiss Kinevo 900, Tivato 700, and Opmi Lumer 700 offer numerous advanced features that enhance surgical precision and patient outcomes:
Ergonomic Design
All three systems are designed with surgeon comfort in mind, featuring easy-to-use controls and adaptable configurations to reduce surgeon fatigue during lengthy procedures.
Fluorescence Imaging
The Tivato 700 offers advanced fluorescence imaging capabilities, enabling surgeons to visualize blood flow and differentiate between healthy and cancerous tissues in real-time.
Robotic-Assisted Precision (Zeiss Kinevo 900)
Robotic-Assisted Precision (Zeiss Kinevo 900): The Zeiss Kinevo 900 incorporates robotic-assisted capabilities, allowing for hands-free, automated movement of the microscope, enhancing precision during complex procedures.
Enhanced Magnification and Clarity
These systems allow surgeons to zoom in on microscopic structures with exceptional clarity, making them ideal for intricate surgeries, such as those involving the brain, spine, and delicate head and neck tissues.
3D Digital Visualization
All three systems provide high-definition 3D digital imaging, offering superior depth perception and enhanced visualization of anatomical structures.
Conditions Treated Using Advanced Surgical Visualization Modalities
These advanced surgical visualization systems are used in a variety of complex cancer surgeries, including:
- Brain tumors (gliomas, meningiomas, metastatic brain tumors)
- Spinal tumors
- Head and neck cancers (including thyroid, laryngeal, and salivary gland cancers)
- Reconstructive surgery following tumor removal
- Vascular tumors and malformations
- Skull base tumors
- Neuro-oncology procedures
- Precision surgical oncology for tumors requiring detailed anatomical visualization
Benefits of Advanced Surgical Visualization Modalities
Patients undergoing surgery using the Zeiss Kinevo 900, Tivato 700, or Opmi Lumer 700 benefit from the systems' advanced visualization capabilities:
Enhanced Surgical Precision
The detailed imaging and magnification allow surgeons to see critical structures more clearly, resulting in more precise tumor removal and better preservation of surrounding tissues.
Improved Outcomes for Complex Surgeries
These systems enable surgeons to perform delicate procedures with greater accuracy, improving outcomes, particularly for patients with brain tumors, head and neck cancers, and spine tumors.
Minimally Invasive Surgery Support
The enhanced visualization supports minimally invasive approaches, allowing for smaller incisions, reduced scarring, and faster recovery times.
Real-Time Fluorescence Imaging
The fluorescence capabilities of the Tivato 700 help surgeons differentiate between healthy and diseased tissues, reducing the risk of leaving behind cancerous cells.
Robotic-Assisted Precision
The Zeiss Kinevo 900's robotic features allow for hands-free control and ultra-steady visualization, reducing the risk of surgeon fatigue and increasing precision during lengthy procedures.
Our Approach to Complex Cancer Surgery
At Burjeel Cancer Institute, we integrate these advanced surgical visualization systems into our comprehensive approach to cancer care, ensuring that each surgery is performed with the highest level of precision:
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Our team of neurosurgeons, head and neck surgeons, oncologists, and radiologists collaborate to plan and execute complex procedures using the latest visualization technologies.
Minimally Invasive Techniques
Whenever possible, we use minimally invasive approaches with enhanced visualization to reduce recovery times and improve patient outcomes.
Real-Time Decision Making
The high-quality imaging provided by these systems allows surgeons to make immediate, data-driven decisions during surgery, ensuring the best possible results.
Focus on Precision and Safety
We prioritize surgical precision and patient safety, using advanced imaging tools to ensure that cancerous tissues are removed with minimal impact on surrounding healthy structures.
Patient Journey
Patients undergoing surgery with the assistance of advanced visualization systems at Burjeel Cancer Institute can expect a comprehensive, patient-centered experience:
Initial Consultation
A thorough evaluation by the surgical team, including advanced imaging studies to assess the patient's condition and plan the procedure.
Surgical Planning
The Zeiss Kinevo 900, Tivato 700, or Opmi Lumer 700 systems are integrated into the surgical plan, ensuring that surgeons have the best visualization tools available during the procedure.
Intraoperative Visualization
During surgery, these systems provide real-time, high-resolution imaging that allows the surgeon to visualize and navigate critical structures with precision.
Post-Surgical Monitoring
After the procedure, patients receive detailed follow-up care, including post-operative imaging and monitoring to ensure successful outcomes.
Post-Surgical Care
Patients are provided with personalized care instructions for recovery, with regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing and assess long-term outcomes.
