Videos | Robotic Systems | December 16, 2020

VIDEO: Corindus CorPath Robotic PCI System For The Cardiac Cath Lab

This is an example of the Siemens Corindus CorPath Cath lab robotic system being used for a percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) stent implant simulation on the expo floor at the 2019 Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT) meeting. The system is mounted to the rail of the cath lab patient table and is manually loaded with catheters. The operator sits in a lead-lined booth outside the radiation field of the C-arm and uses joysticks to manipulate the catheters and advance them through vessels. The operators has the same controls for contrast and C-arm movement as they do using the tableside controls.

The main advantages of this systems are very precise catheter movements and removing the operator from the radiation field, so they can perform the procedure sitting down and without the need to wear heavy protective aprons.

The system is being tested to enable remote expert operators at one hospital to use high speed internet connections to perform a robotic PCI at another hospital many miles aways.
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