The Most Flexible Robotic Laparoscope Control System
Go beyond humans’ limitations with AKTORmed’s Soloassist IIS. With its robotic
support, you’ll get completely steady & shake-free vision without any nurse’s assistance
or changing any standard surgical workflows. This technological breakthrough has finally made it
possible for you to seamlessly control the laparoscope during surgery.
Now you can perform with higher precision & efficiency. Achieve better outcomes with
shorter operating time while maintaining the same techniques.
Take Full Control Over
The Telescope Navigation
With AKTORmed’s Soloassist IIS, you no longer need an assistant to handle the telescope. This system’s robotic arm gives you a steady & controllable view of the operative field. It eliminates the potential variables from an assistant. So, no more human error, fatigue or misunderstandings while guiding the telescope.
From a bigger perspective, the Soloassist IIS enables you to concentrate
& perform efficiently with lesser interruptions during surgery. This leads to shorter operating time & lower postoperative risks as well.
Modern Control Options To Suit
Various Clinical Procedures
Besides manual control, there are other ways to control the Soloassist IIS;
joystick & remote control. Both options can even work simultaneously. Moreover, you can
seamlessly switch between manual & robotic controls anytime.
Designed to attach to the handle of most laparoscopic instruments, you can easily control the Soloassist IIS while operating as usual. There’s no need to change any standard surgical workflow.
This is the ideal support for educational purposes. Can be used even in the sterile field, allowing the instructing surgeon to control Soloassist IIS while guiding other surgeons.
Features
Suitable For Various Fields
Of Applications
AKTORmed’s Soloassist IIS can be used for various specialities, from
general surgery to urology, gynaecology & even cardiology too.
Robotic Surgery
Is The Future
Due to its tremendous benefits & significant improvements in results, robotic assistance will eventually be the new standard or a necessity in all operating theatres.
