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How it works
Entering the OR remotely has never been easier. Imagine having front-row access to surgeries from anywhere in the world. Our simple, intuitive high-tech devices and robust online communication platform enable real-time connections in minutes. Our users say the view of the surgical procedure is even better than being there in person. Discover the future of remote surgical access now.
Maximising every surgical procedure remotely
Training and Education
Learn how to efficiently scale your training programs to deliver more effective and interactive educational experiences.
Case Support
Explore how our remote solutions provide more comprehensive industry support for case management and expert consultation.
Proctoring
See how telepresence is accelerating knowledge sharing, opening the OR to the world in a safe way for patients.
“I was guiding one of my colleagues on the marking of the cleft lip revision. Because he’s a very well-established and experienced CF plastic surgeon, he was able to follow my guidance.”
“I like the visOR because we have the chance to take the operating sites outside the OR and the endoscopic system.”
“I think Rods&Cones is a useful tool in the acute phases as a medium to get connected. With information going back and forth, we can improve performance during operations and therefore save lives.”
“It’s an immersive experience. Our colleagues have been able to follow the surgery from their houses and other hospitals and have the same view as if it would be them doing the surgery.”
“It’s a safe and effective tool to teach and guide during a case via the (smart) glasses by showing the important steps using voice, words, pictures, or by pointing on the screen. I used the technology remotely from my office. It enables off-site teaching and gives the feeling of being in the room with the surgeon.”
“With (Rods&Cones), you have the possibility to record surgery, and stream it, if needed. It’s a powerful tool for education.”