Navient ENT

SMART SOLUTION FOR ENHANCED PRODUCTIVITY

Simple, accurate and affordable surgical navigation system for inpatient and outpatient ENT and transnasal interventions.

Easy Integration into the OR

Navient is designed for convenient routine use. There are no cables to connect, no spherical markers to mount, no head straps to wrap, no field generator to place, and no consumables to order.

Navient’s registration process is accurate and fast, thanks to its proprietary optical tracking system and its innovative registration technology.

  • Simple, elegant and precise navigation system
  • Powerful and intuitive software features
  • Sleek, compact and portable cart
  • Seamless integration with office practices
  • For inpatient and outpatient interventions
  • Affordable and no consumables
  • Enhance your productivity, reduce stress and operate safer

 

STREAMLINED USER INTERFACE
Navient’s software user interface is intuitive and simple to follow. The patient data browser lists all the patient scans found in the Navient system and enables importing of new patient data from a CD/DVD, USB or network drive. Once data is loaded, Navient software operation proceeds sequentially through 5 stages as follows:

1 Images

Load CT or MRI images from USB, DVD or PACS

2 Fusion

Merge CT and MRI images (Optional)

3 Planning

Build 3D model of sinus (Optional).

4 Set up

Position the tracker, calibrate new instruments and check their tip accuracy.

5 Registration

Landmark based and trace based.

6 Navigation

Navigate in 3D & 2D views, Smart 3D front clip, display 3D sinus model….

Resuable Instruments
  • Steam sterilizable instruments
  • Pre-calibrated instruments
  • Permanent markers
  • No consumables
  • Reusable peel & stick patient tracker
  • Convert any suction tube, debrider or balloon dilation system to a navigated instrument using a Navient Universal Tag adaptor. Automatically calibrate their tips in a few seconds, and visually verify their tip accuracy in the zoom window.


Zoom window displays accuracy of calibrated tip

Calibrating shaver tip

Navient peel & stick Patient Tracker

Benefits of Optical Tracking System
Optical tracking systems are superior and preferred over electro-magnetic systems for
the following reasons:

  • Greater accuracy
  • Better reliability
  • No interference from ferromagnetic metals in the OR/OT
  • No wire connection between the instruments and console
  • Simpler and more user friendly
  • Convenient to use
General Specifications
Support Program
Training Program
On-site training is included in your purchase of Navient navigation system. You will be trained until you feel comfortable with operating Navient system.

Online Support
Navient comes with remote online assistant program. Our technical support staff can log into your Navient system to perform diagnostic and troubleshooting operations.

Software Update
Your Navient software will be automatically updated via our online support program.

Warranty & Extended Warranty
One year warranty is included in your purchase of Navient system. Extended warranty is available for the system lifetime.

Hardware Repair
Our technical support will help you with both on-site and off-site repair.

Preventive Maintenance
Regular on-site and off-site maintenance operations are performed to monitor the performance of your Navient system.

Benefits of Image-guided Surgery
Study shows that IGS would allow more complete dissection, obviating the need for revision surgery. It is safer for patients and causes fewer complications.

Image-guided surgery has become an industry standard for many endoscopic sinus surgeries. The American Academy of Otolargyngology – Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNS) endorses the use of image-guided surgery for procedures including *:

  • Revision sinus surgery
  • Distorted sinus anatomy of development, postoperative, or traumatic origin
  • Extensive sino-nasal polyposis
  • Pathology involving the frontal, posterior ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses
  • Disease abutting the skull base, orbit, optic nerve, or carotid artery
  • CSF rhinorrhea or conditions where there is skull base defect
  • Benign and malignant sino-nasal neoplasm

*Ref: http://www.entnet.org/content/intra-operative-use-computer-aided-surgery