Precision in Surgical Decision Making
Tailored Insights
SpineCAMP™ delivers data that is actionable and precise, helping spine surgeons make more informed clinical decisions.
Challenges in Surgical Spine Care
SPINE CARE BARRIERS
These common challenges can stand between you and delivering predictable, high-quality care.
Efficient Prior-Authorization
Healthcare providers face significant administrative burdens when seeking prior authorization from payers for spine surgeries. These processes are time-consuming and often subjective, which can delay or deny necessary treatments.
Subjective Interpretation of Imaging
Assessment of spinal stability can be difficult in the absence of objective, quantified radiographic metrics. Is the spine fused, or is there a potential pseudoarthrosis? What is the nature and degree of the instability? Is the artificial disc moving as intended?
PATIENT EDUCATION
Communicating radiographic findings regarding pathologic motion patterns to patients can be difficult, leading to a lack of clarity and potential for miscommunication.
SpineCAMP Brings Measurable Insights
to the Surgical Clinic
FUSION clarity
Strain-based fusion assessment quantifies movement at the fusion site, delivering a clear, objective measure of stability.
Data Driven Decisions
SpineCAMP delivers conventional metrics (intervertebral rotation and translation, sagittal alignment, lordosis, disc height, etc.) almost instantly, as well as more novel signals (rotation as a function of translation, intervertebral biomechanical strain, etc.). This data is designed to augment clinician radiographic assessment of spinal health.
Efficient Clinical Decision-Support
Provides immediate, standardized insights that help surgeons determine next steps with confidence.
Introducing Strain-Based Fusion Assessment
Strain-based fusion assessment provides standardized, objective data by measuring biomechanical strain during routine X-rays. This may add precision to traditional rotation and translation assessments, potential offering clinicians a more complete understanding of spinal fusion status.
How Do the Biomechanical Properties of Bone Relate to The Fusion Assessment?
Diagnosis of spine pseudoarthrosis based on the biomechanical properties of bone
Hipp et al., The Spine Journal, 2024
In asymptomatic postspine fusion patient, it is important to diagnose or rule-out pseudoarthrosis. There are currently no well-validated diagnostic tests for this condition. Incorporating strain-based intervertebral motion analysis into the diagnosis could lead to a standardized and validated test for detecting spine pseudoarthrosis.
Turn Imaging Into Intelligence.
A Clearer View of Spinal Care
- Actionable Insights - Automated analysis of spinal X-ray images and delivery of objective data to characterize spinal health.
- Post-Op Assessment – Common clinical uses include assessing spinal stability, alignment, degeneration, fusion, motion preservation, and implant performance.
- Seamless Integration – Designed to fit into existing imaging protocols, requiring no additional capital equipment or workflow changes.