Stryker Corporation

Ramanan Paramasivan

Amit A Mahadik

Brandon B Hunter

John Thomas Shen

Brian D Bailey

Suraj Bhat

Afshin Jila

Benjamin H Feingold

Jagadish Venkataraman

William Huei Liang Chang

Hannes Rau

Steven Michael Hanning

Kundan Krishna

Manoj Aggarwal

Sourabh Choudhary

Ben Feingold

Steve Hanning

Robert Jones

Murthy Vinjamuri

Brad Hunter

Rohit P Godhani

Described are methods and systems for operating devices in an operating room (OR), according to some embodiments. An OR hub can provide an operations user interface (UI) that is provisioned by a hub software developer to enable authorized users to access permitted software functions run by the system software on the OR hub to operate one or more medical devices in the OR. The operations UI can be configured to prevent an interaction of the one or more medical devices and the OR hub with a user until that user is authenticated through the operations U. In some embodiments, the operations UI of the OR hub implements role-based security in which the operations UI provides an authenticated user with different sets of permitted software and/or security functions based on a type of credential possessed by the authenticated user.

Operating devices in an operating room

Presented herein are systems and methods for dynamically updating and rendering graphical user interfaces at a surgical hub device that is configured to simultaneously coordinate the operation of multiple medical devices connected to the hub. According to an aspect, when a device is connected to the hub, the device can send identifying information to the hub so that the hub can ascertain the identity of the device. Based on the identification data, the hub can access an internal graphical user interface (GUI) database to determine if there are any entries in the database that correspond to the device that is now connected to the hub. If it is determined that the internal GUI database of the hub contains one or more GUIs associated with the device, then the GUI database can transmit the corresponding to GUIs to the electronic display for rendering at the appropriate times.

Systems and methods for generating dynamic graphical user interfaces for monitoring and controlling connected devices

A surgical image capture and display system includes a handheld image capture and pointing device and a display assembly. An image is captured by an image sensor of the handheld device and displayed on the display assembly. The image sensor detects light emitted by one or more beacons of the display assembly. The system determines, based on the light emitted by the one or more beacons, a position or orientation of the handheld device relative to the display assembly. The system updates display of a graphical user interface comprising the image on the display assembly in accordance with the determined position or orientation of the handheld device.

Systems and methods for capturing, displaying, and manipulating medical images and videos

A method of providing a visual indication that information is being saved or broadcast includes providing at least one recording device for obtaining the information, providing a system for saving and/or broadcasting the information obtained from the at least one recording device, providing at least one monitor for viewing the information, providing a plurality of visual indications, and activating the plurality of visual indications when the information is being saved or broadcast.

Efficient surgical center workflow procedures

A surgical system for providing an improved video image of a surgical site including a system controller that receives and processes video images to determine a video signature corresponding to a condition that interferes with a quality of the video images, with the system controller interacting with a video enhancer to enhance the video images from a video capturing device to automatically control the video enhancer to enhance the video images. The surgical system can also review the video images for a trigger event and automatically begin or stop recording of the video images upon occurrence of the trigger event.

Methods and systems to automate surgical interventions

A system for displaying medical imaging data comprising one or more data inputs, one or more processors, and one or more displays, wherein the one or more data inputs are configured for receiving first image data generated by a first medical imaging device, wherein the first image data comprises a field of view (FOV) portion and a non-FOV portion, and the one or more processors are configured for identifying the non-FOV portion of the first image data and generating cropped first image data by removing at least a portion of the non-FOV portion of the first image data, and transmitting the cropped first image data for display in a first portion of the display and additional information for display in a second portion of the display.

Systems and methods for displaying medical imaging data

A method of configuring an operating room including providing a storage system having system preferences, providing an operating room communicator, connecting at least one configurable device to the operating room communicator, obtaining the system preferences from the storage system, and configuring settings of the at least one configurable device according to the system preferences. The system preferences can be obtained without logging into the storage system. The system preferences can also be obtained when a surgeon comes into proximity with the operating room communicator without actively interacting with the operating room communicator.

Method of configuring devices in an operating theater

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Ramanan Paramasivan