About SURGAR

SURGAR develops a plug-and-play augmented reality software suite for minimally invasive laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries, utilizing real-time 3D models derived from patient MRI and CT scans. This technology enhances surgical precision and visualization, addressing the challenges of navigating mobile and deformable organs during procedures.

<problem> Navigating mobile and deformable organs during minimally invasive laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries presents significant challenges to surgeons. Traditional surgical visualization techniques often lack the precision and real-time information needed to accurately target tissues and avoid critical structures. This can lead to increased surgical time, higher risk of complications, and suboptimal patient outcomes. </problem> <solution> SURGAR provides an augmented reality (AR) software suite designed to enhance visualization and precision during minimally invasive surgeries. The system utilizes real-time 3D models generated from patient-specific MRI and CT scans to overlay critical anatomical information directly onto the surgeon's display. This AR overlay compensates for organ movement and deformation, providing surgeons with an accurate and dynamic view of the surgical field. By integrating pre-operative imaging data with real-time surgical video, SURGAR aims to improve surgical accuracy, reduce complications, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. </solution> <features> - Real-time 3D model reconstruction from patient MRI and CT scans - Augmented reality overlay of critical anatomical structures onto the surgical video feed - Automatic compensation for organ movement and deformation during surgery - Compatibility with standard laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgical platforms - User-friendly interface for intuitive surgical navigation </features> <target_audience> The primary target audience includes surgeons specializing in minimally invasive laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries, as well as hospitals and surgical centers seeking to enhance surgical precision and patient safety. </target_audience>

What does SURGAR do?

Where is SURGAR located?

SURGAR is based in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

When was SURGAR founded?

SURGAR was founded in 2019.

How much funding has SURGAR raised?

SURGAR has raised 15800000.

Location

Clermont-Ferrand, France

Founded

2019

Funding

15800000

Employees

45 employees

Major Investors

Mutuelles Impact

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Executive Summary

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Founded 2019 – Clermont-Ferrand, France

Funding

Estimated Funding

$10M+

Major Investors

Mutuelles Impact

Team (40+)

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Company Description

Problem

Navigating mobile and deformable organs during minimally invasive laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries presents significant challenges to surgeons. Traditional surgical visualization techniques often lack the precision and real-time information needed to accurately target tissues and avoid critical structures. This can lead to increased surgical time, higher risk of complications, and suboptimal patient outcomes.

Solution

SURGAR provides an augmented reality (AR) software suite designed to enhance visualization and precision during minimally invasive surgeries. The system utilizes real-time 3D models generated from patient-specific MRI and CT scans to overlay critical anatomical information directly onto the surgeon's display. This AR overlay compensates for organ movement and deformation, providing surgeons with an accurate and dynamic view of the surgical field. By integrating pre-operative imaging data with real-time surgical video, SURGAR aims to improve surgical accuracy, reduce complications, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

Features

Real-time 3D model reconstruction from patient MRI and CT scans

Augmented reality overlay of critical anatomical structures onto the surgical video feed

Automatic compensation for organ movement and deformation during surgery

Compatibility with standard laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgical platforms

User-friendly interface for intuitive surgical navigation

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes surgeons specializing in minimally invasive laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries, as well as hospitals and surgical centers seeking to enhance surgical precision and patient safety.