Stryker’s Ortho Q Guidance system. Credit: Stryker / PRNewswire.

Medical technology company Stryker has introduced the fully autonomous system, Ortho Q Guidance, which can be easily controlled by the surgeon from the sterile field.

The system integrates new optical tracking options through a redesigned camera with algorithms of the new Ortho Guidance software for offering additional surgical planning and guidance capabilities.

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This software, when used with Ortho Q, for Express Knee, improves procedural speed and efficiency through a smart and streamlined workflow.

It serves as a planning and intraoperative guidance system for Express Knee, Precision Knee and Versatile Hip.

The Ortho Q system features a robotics-ready platform that includes dual PCs and a quick-refresh camera.

Its implant-agnostic software helps surgeons select the implant of choice and allow facilities to meet the entire service line requirements in one platform.

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The Triathlon implant dedicated software of the Ortho Q Guidance system will deliver additional clinical feedback to surgeons.

In addition, as the system has a small footprint it can be used in the operating room and the ASC setting.

Stryker Orthopaedic Instruments business general manager and vice-president Bill Scott said: “Ortho Q was designed specifically for our orthopaedic customers and is the culmination of a multiyear collaboration between teams in India, Germany and the US.

“This platform builds a foundation for the future of orthopaedic surgical capability.”

In February this year, Stryker received 510(k) clearance from the US Food and Drug Administration for its Q Guidance System with Cranial Guidance Software for cranial applications.

In September last year, the company launched the system for spinal applications.

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