Turnkey Digital Operating Room

Modern challenges

• Disparate systems: lighting, video, cameras, and tables are controlled separately, creating chaos and distracting surgeons
• Data fragmentation: images and studies are stored in different systems, some information is still kept on paper; the doctor has to leave the operating room to review the medical history or previous studies
• Opaque processes: it is difficult to understand where time is lost and how efficiently operating rooms are used
• Increasing complexity of surgeries: hybrid and minimally invasive interventions require simultaneous access to multiple data sources

Evolution of operating rooms

In recent years, operating rooms have gone through three levels of development:

• Hybrid OR — combines the operating room with diagnostic imaging (CT, MRI, C-arm), allowing the surgeon to obtain data directly during the operation
• Integrated OR — eliminates management chaos: all equipment — from video to the surgical table — is connected to a single system
• Digital OR — the new standard. In addition to equipment management, it integrates with PACS, RIS, EHR, provides recording and broadcasting of surgeries, BI analytics, telemedicine, and staff training