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Global Spine Congress
Explore our imaging solutions for spine surgery.
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We look forward to meeting you at Global Spine Congress 2026 May 28 - 30 in Istanbul, Türkiye.
AO Spine's annual meeting, the Global Spine Congress (GSC), is the world's leading spine congress gathering thousands of spine surgeons from all around the world. The congress provides an outstanding forum to exchange ideas, network with fellow spine professionals, and learn about the latest research and technologies in spine surgery.
At GSC 2026, we present our imaging solutions that provide accurate 2D and 3D visualization to optimally support you during image-guided spine surgery procedures. We are excited to share experiences and insights on robotic intraoperative imaging in our expert talks. In addition, we will highlight a new guidance solution for the hybrid OR that integrates planning and guidance into the intraoperative imaging environment.
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Save-the-date
Date: May 28 - 30, 2026
Location: Istanbul, Türkiye
Venue: Istanbul Congress Center
Join our sessions
We will hold an expert talk exploring whether a robotic self-driving C-arm can help standardize intraoperative imaging in spine surgery. Additionally, we will host a theatre session about integrating 3D guidance into spine surgery workflows.
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Can a robotic self-driving C-arm help standardize intraoperative imaging in spine surgery?
Expert talk with Johannes Groh, M.D., University Hospital of Erlangen, Germany
Date: May 28, 2026 09:30-10:00 a.m. and 15:30-16:00 p.m.
Location: Siemens Healthineers booth #55-58
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Integrating 3D Guidance into Spine Surgery Workflows
Theatre session with Raffael Cintean, MD, University Hospital Ulm and Franziska Pammler, Global Clinical Marketing Spine Surgery, Siemens Healthineers AG
Date: May 29, 2026 9:30 – 10:00 a.m
Location: Theatre located right next to Siemens Healthineers booth #55-58
Innovation. Powered by AI.
ARTIS pheno.vision 1
Benefits
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ARTIS pheno.vision1 is the advanced robotic imaging system designed to support a highly diverse procedure mix – empowering multiple interventional and surgical disciplines, both today and into the future. ARTIS pheno.vision is powered by OPTIQ AI2, our next-generation imaging chain combining CNR-driven exposure regulation with AI based image noise reduction. Turn your vision into reality - with ARTIS pheno.vision.
- Ready for current and future demands
- AI-powered imaging chain
- Optimize clinical operations
- Supports you to maintain high infection control standards
CIARTIC Move
Robotic C-arm
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Move like never before: Discover CIARTIC Move, a new class of robotic C-arm that has the potential to address operational challenges related to intraoperative imaging and overloaded surgical teams.2
With its self-driving and automation capabilities, CIARTIC Move unburdens OR teams by standardizing intraoperative imaging workflows. The robotic technologies effectively reduce the time2, effort, and workforce capacity needed for system positioning during procedures — and simplify moving the device between operating rooms.
CIARTIC Move is not commercially available in all countries. Its future availability cannot be guaranteed.
Explore our imaging solutions for spine surgery
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Our imaging solutions provide accurate 2D and 3D visualization to optimally support you during image-guided spine surgery procedures. Combining intraoperative imaging with optical navigation can greatly boost surgical precision and help you reduce the radiation required for guidance even further.
We look forward to meeting you at Global Spine Congress 2026 May 28 - 30 in Istanbul, Türkiye.
1ARTIS pheno.vision is not commercially available in all countries. The future availability cannot be guaranteed. ARTIS pheno.vision is an edition of ARTIS pheno. ARTIS pheno.vision is pending 510(k) clearance and not yet commercially available in the United States. ARTIS pheno.vision is an edition of ARTIS pheno.
2 Proven in a cadaveric setting with 10 human specimens, with orthopedic trauma and spine surgeons, compared with Cios Spin.