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Robotic Surgery
Aesculap Aeos® 3D Robotic Exoscope seamlessly integrates robotic precision, and helps to provide excellent visualisation, improved ergonomics and robotic-assisted hands-free movements, supporting surgeons to master complex procedures with accuracy and efficiency.1
Designed for the demands of neurosurgery, Aesculap Aeos® brings enhanced visualisation and robotic precision together, to support confident decision making in complex neurosurgical procedures. From enhanced clarity to more intuitive control, it helps teams focus on what matters most, delivering the best possible patient outcomes.
Aesculap Aeos® for Neurosurgery
In plastic surgery, where precision and fine detail are critical, Aesculap Aeos® supports a refined, highly controlled approach. Combining enhanced visualisation with intuitive handling, it enables surgeons to work with clarity and confidence, helping to achieve consistent, high-quality outcomes across even the most delicate procedures.
Aesculap Aeos® for Plastic SurgeryAddressing Surgical Sustainability
As surgical demands continue to grow, supporting surgeon wellbeing is essential for the sustainability of healthcare services. Conventional microsurgical workflows can place significant physical strain on surgeons, contributing to work-realted musculoskeletal disorders.1-4 By improving ergonomics and promoting healthier working practices, Aesculap Aeos® helps create a more sustainable environment for both clinicians and healthcare systems.
Designed around a heads-up surgical workflow, Aesculap Aeos® enables surgeons to work in a more natural, upright position compared with conventional microscope systems. By reducing physical strain on the neck, back, and shoulders, Aesculap Aeos® supports greater comfort during complex procedures and contributes to long-term surgeon wellbeing and performance.
Aesculap Aeos® delivers immersive 3D visualisation with high-resolution 4K imaging, exceptional depth perception, and powerful LED illumination.5 Enhanced clarity from this helps surgeons to visualise critical anatomy and perform complex procedures with confidence.
Aesculap Aeos® empowers surgeons with precise, robotic-assisted control of camera positioning. Expanded access to the surgical field, intuitive hands-free operation and flexible positioning capabilities help to deliver the right view at the right time, supporting precision and efficiency throughout surgery.
Aesculap Aeos® enhances surgical education by giving surgeons, trainees and students the same high-quality, real-time view of the operative field. Improved visibility and collaboration support more effective learning, accelerate skill development and provide hands-on exposure to the latest digital and robotic technologies.
“We’re delighted to have this technology in place. Beyond the clear benefits for our patients, we’re already seeing how it enhances teamwork, workflow and
training in theatre.
The ability for the wider team to clearly see and understand each step of complex surgery is a major advance. It’s proving to be an invaluable tool for training surgical residents and for explaining intricate procedures through outstanding visualisation.”
Robotic Surgery
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2. Park A, Lee G, Seagull FJ, Meenaghan N, Dexter D. Patients Benefit While Surgeons Suffer: An Impending Epidemic. Journal of the American College of Surgeons. 2010 Mar;210(3):306–13.
3. ESSER AC, KOSHY JG, RANDLE HW. Ergonomics in Office-Based Surgery: A Survey-Guided Observational Study. Dermatologic Surgery. 2007 Nov;33(11):1304–14.
4. Tjiam IM, Goossens R, Barbara M.A. Schout, Koldewijn EL, Ad J.M. Hendrikx, Arno Muijtjens, et al. Ergonomics in Endourology and Laparoscopy: An Overview of Musculoskeletal Problems in Urology. J Endourol. 2014 May 1;28(5):605–11.
5. Della Pepa GM, Mattogno P, Menna G, Agostini L, Olivi A, Doglietto F. A Comparative Analysis with Exoscope and Optical Microscope for Intraoperative Visualization and Surgical Workflow in 5-Aminolevulinic Acid-Guided Resection of High-Grade Gliomas. World Neurosurgery [Internet]. 2023 Feb 1 [cited 2024 Aug 1];170:133–7. Available from: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36400360/
