| Developers: | Johnson&Johnson |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | December, 2017 |
2017: Announcement
On December 6, 2017 the DePuy Synthes company which is division of Johnson & Johnson corporation provided the system of visualization Purevue for low-invasive surgery. Innovation was shown at the summit of orthopedic surgery of Orthopaedic Summit 2017 which was taking place in Las Vegas from December 6 to December 9, 2017.
The Purevue system is suitable for use in limited space of operating rooms and includes a lighting source, the processor for image processing, tools for management of images and the display with intuitive touch navigation. Also the producer provided a possibility of setup of different parameters for carrying out various types of low-invasive surgery, reported in the press release of DePuy.
The endoscope camera capable to maintain autoclave processing is equipped with the corporate sensor providing the high definition of the image throughout all procedure of intervention, supports different operation modes of the monitor including a format ultravysoko permissions 4K Ultra HD. Besides, the advanced system of visualization Purevue is supplemented by a broad spectrum of accessories.
Having noted the growing demand for low-invasive surgery, the vice president of DePuy Synthes Stephanie Chamberlain said that the company we aim to implement the innovations meeting the changing needs of patients.
 | The system of visualization Purevue - an example of how our advanced technologies provide the high-quality help to patients — she emphasized. |  |
The system of visualization Purevue complements the range of the released DePuy of the equipment for an arthroscopy — the modern type of endoscopic transactions allowing to diagnose and correct different pathologies of joints with the minimum volume of intervention. Among other products there are companies of this line — the radio-frequency VAPR VUE system and a system for removal of liquid and the become lifeless FMS VUE fabrics.[1]
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