StealthStation™ S8 is a surgical navigation system that precisely locates anatomical structures in open or percutaneous neurosurgical and spine procedures. The StealthStation™ S8 navigation system introduces the most advanced version of stealth technology to help guide you during spinal and cranial procedures.

The StealthStation™ ENT is a navigation system for your most basic to your most complex cases. It is built on decades of scientific, clinical and engineering research. StealthStation™ ENT offers electromagnetic technology that expands what was previously possible with image-guided surgery so you can see more, do more.

The StealthStation FlexENT™ navigation system provides flexible hardware features and tiered software functionality. Configure the system to create a customized, economical navigation system to meet your unique facility and clinical needs.

Discover how the StealthStation™ S8 system will streamline your surgical workflow for spinal procedures. View patient images, merge and manipulate scans, and plan procedures before entering the OR. Stealth Autoguide™ accurately aligns to …

The StealthStation surgical navigation system offers both optical and EM tracking capabilities, integration with external devices like microscopes and ultrasound, a broad array of instrument offerings, and core software applications for neurosurgery and spine procedures including:

The StealthStation™ S8 surgical navigation system has an intuitive interface, improved patient registration software, and advanced visualization to navigate neurosurgery procedures. The system offers optical and Electromagnetic (EM) tracking capabilities, and integrates with external devices like microscopes, ultrasound, and a broad array of ...

Medtronic offers a variety of navigated instruments for surgeons to use with the StealthStationTM, depending on what task they are trying to accomplish. The most common device used to track instruments is called a NavLockTM Tracker (see Figure 1). NavLockTM is available in four (4) different geometries, and all follow the same design principles.

Localization is also called navigation. Localization is achieved when the system (hardware and software) creates a map between all points in the patient images and the corresponding points on the patient anatomy.

Advanced Technology The Medtronic S7 Navigation System's advanced optical navigation camera and unique electromagnetic system allow you to navigate each procedure effortlessly. It has a compact size, making it easy to fit navigation into your operating room.

The StealthStation™ ENT navigation system uses electromagnetic technology to enable image-guided surgery during ear, nose, and throat procedures. StealthStation™ ENT software 2.1 offers a simplified workflow that enables HCPs to be more efficient. New features and improvements coming with the recent software upgrade to version 2.1.