NextAR Hip delivers real-time guidance for bone preparation, cup positioning, and screw placement, with accurate control over cup anteversion, inclination, reaming depth, as well as leg-length and offset assessment to support surgical decision-making and postoperative measurements. Compatible with both CT-based and CT-free workflows in anterior and posterior approaches, it has the potential to reduce or eliminate the need for intraoperative fluoroscopy, lowering radiation exposure for patients and OR staff, shortening procedural time, and reducing associated costs.
"In today's surgical environment, efficiency matters as much as accuracy. In my practice, NextAR Hip delivers both — providing advanced guidance without increasing operative burden or cost, making it highly relevant for modern ORs and ASC settings".
Tyler Goldberg, MD
Austin Orthopedic Institute, Texas, USA
"With NextAR Hip, we can now bridge preoperative planning and the patient's digital twin with real-time intraoperative feedback moving beyond the constraints of standard fluoroscopy. The result is a more streamlined surgical process with the potential for greater patient safety, reduced radiation exposure, and a compelling economic advantage by reducing reliance on fluoroscopy and the need for a radiographer, while remaining affordable, scalable, and adaptable. This is the kind of innovation that has the potential to make advanced surgical precision more accessible across very different healthcare systems."
Jit Balakumar, MBBS FRACS(Orth)
Ramsay Health Care, Australia
In line with Medacta's philosophy of healthcare sustainability, a single hardware with limited capital investment and low per-case cost will be able to host diverse software, with additional economic benefits for the healthcare systems.
The NextAR surgical platform is part of Medacta's MySolutions ecosystem.
Together with a comprehensive portfolio of implants and surgical techniques, MySolutions empowers Medacta's holistic approach to personalized medicine, aiming to bring value to every step of the patient journey from preoperative through postoperative care.
