Corindus, a Siemens Healthineers company and a developer of vascular robotics, recently launched a new set of automated robotic movements in the technIQ Series designed for the CorPath GRX System.
Kate Drake, director of marketing for Corindus, talks with DAIC Editor Dave Fornell about how this software automation provides advanced device manipulation during complex coronary and peripheral procedures in the cath lab.
Corindus has added automated movements for catheter spin, wiggle, dotter and constant speed to help navigate tight lesions and tortuous anatomy.
Drake also discusses the first use of telerobotic procedures with the Corindus system, where the operator was 32 km away from their patient.
For more information: Corindus.com
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