Strategic Expansion in the U.S. Market: Insights from Our Visit to Minnesota
As part of its internationalization strategy, Digital Anatomics continues to strengthen its presence in the United States, a key market for the development of advanced surgical planning technologies.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR SURGICAL PLANNING IN SPINAL PROCEDURES: PROGRESS OF THE AITPACOL PROJECT
Digital Anatomics is developing new artificial intelligence (AI) tools to automate and improve spinal surgery planning, under the framework of the AITPACOL project.
SPINE AI: Digitalization & Automation in Scoliosis for Better Diagnosis, Treatment and Outcomes
This project is made possible thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Science and Innovation, the EU, the State Research Agency, and the Recovery, Transformation & Resilience Plan. With this support, SPINEAI integrates advanced technologies to enhance scoliosis treatment.
Ensuring Quality and Safety in Medical Device Manufacturing: A Commitment to Excellence
Delivering medical devices that surgeons and patients can trust requires more than innovation—it demands a foundation built on rigorous quality and safety standards.
AUTOTOM3D: Automating Precision in Tibial Osteotomy
Our commitment to excellence and proven results has earned us funding from Madrid Startups 2023, awarded by the Regional Ministry of Education, Science, and Universities. This valuable funding has been instrumental in the development of our AUTOTOM3D project.
Expanding Horizons: Pre-Contract Agreements Secured in the UK and Portugal
As part of our distribution strategy, we are finalizing pre-contract agreements with two major distributors to launch operations in the UK and Portugal for our personalized surgical guides.
Unlocking New Possibilities in Complex Spinal Revision Procedures
In a recent highly complex spinal surgery, our surgical guides system played a crucial role in ensuring precision and stability.
INNOVATION IN SPINE SURGERY: DIGITAL ANATOMICS’ TOR JIG S R REVISION GUIDES
Unlike traditional guides, our revision guides feature an innovative design that directly supports itself on the heads of existing screws.
DIGITAL ANATOMICS PARTICIPATES IN INNOVATIVE TRIAL AT UMC UTRECHT TO VALIDATE SURGICAL GUIDES WITH MRI IMAGING TECHNOLOGY
Digital Anatomics, together with the 3D Lab at UMC Utrecht, manufactured surgical guides used as validation technology, marking a milestone in the application of new technologies in spinal surgery.
A HOPEFUL IMPACT: 1 WEEK, 3 SUCCESS STORIES
Over the past week, three hospitals in Spain performed their first surgical intervention with our guides, and once again we have been able to prove the efficiency and versatility of our product, adapting to the most complex needs faced by surgeons.