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New Vascular Surgical Robot Platform Developed by Shanghai Researchers

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Jianmin Liu's team at Shanghai Changhai Hospital collaborated with Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Biomedical Robot Co., Ltd. to create PANVIS STAR, a new-generation vascular interventional surgical robot platform. The system is reported to be the first to achieve simultaneous coaxial control of three catheters and one guidewire. Preclinical studies in a porcine model successfully completed five major procedures without device-related complications.

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The successful preclinical validation of PANVIS STAR demonstrates a significant advancement in neurointerventional diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. This technology could potentially accelerate the adoption of automated surgical systems within the medical device industry.

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Who's involved

  • Jianmin LiuResearcher leading the medical-engineering collaboration on the robot platform.
  • ShanghaiLocation where the research and hospital are situated.

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