Brainlab, Stefan Vilsmeier
BrainLAB was born when Stefan Vilsmeier, once a German schoolboy living in Munich, realized there had to be a better way to integrate the visualization and mapping capabilities of software and the actual physical act of surgery. Stefan Vilsmeier, reaching the University of Vienna, was not satisfied with the programs for neurosurgery procedures then in use and began work on what was to be the first mouse-controlled and menu-driven software for surgical planning and navigation. BrainLAB solutions to the outdated technique of 2-D visualization produced by CT and MRI equipment, is to allow The image-guided systems (IGS) expansion from a single system to operating suites to digitally integrated hospitals covering all subspecialties from neurosurgery, orthopedics, and spine & trauma. BrainLAB would become the innovator in image-guided surgery and stereotactic radiosurgery. The IGS provided highly accurate real-time information used for navigation during surgical procedures. This utility......
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