Patented stereotactic instrument holder
for CT-guided
low invasive surgery
for CT-guided
low invasive surgery
Developed at the Skolkovo Innovation Center, it provides unmatched precision and a unique opportunity for global medical partnerships.
Research is carried out with grant support from the Skolkovo Foundation and the Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology.
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About the Product
Interventional
radiology
systems
radiology
systems
Designed for performing surgeries under CT guidance.
Applied across all areas of
extravascular medicine.
Precise Instrument Navigation and Stabilization.
Our device assists surgeons in marking, guiding, and stabilizing instruments throughout procedures, making complex interventions
safer and more predictable.
Enables instrument exchange during surgery
High maneuverability (tilt angles > 75°)
Independent fixation
in different planes
in different planes
Compatible with
a wide range of surgical instruments
a wide range of surgical instruments
Eliminates the need for medical staff to be in the radiation zone.
Reduces harmful radiation exposure for patients.
Minimizes rehabilitation and complications after surgery.
Shortens procedure time and overall duration of surgical treatment.
Provides full control at every stage
of the operation, reducing human error.
of the operation, reducing human error.
Expands CT capabilities for
low invasive interventions,
with potential adaptation for MRI.
low invasive interventions,
with potential adaptation for MRI.
Proven in over 3000 successful surgeries
It is used across multiple medical fields, including oncology, thoracic and abdominal surgery, urology, anesthesiology, intensive care, neurology, neurosurgery, pulmonology, hematology and more.
Device has a production prototype.
It is protected by invention and utility model patents in Russia.
Device has passed preclinical trials.
Enabling сomplex surgeries
once considered impossible
Trusted by leading medical experts
There are virtually no analogues.
Until now, Russian medicine and industry have not developed or produced medical devices or instruments for CT-guided percutaneous surgery.
Prof. Ivan Petrovich Moshurov
Doctor of Medical Sciences, Head of the Oncology Department at Voronezh State Medical University; Chief Oncologist of the Voronezh Region; Chief Physician of the Voronezh Regional Clinical Oncological Dispensary.
Our patented stereotactic instrument holder enhances surgical precision, shortens procedure time and delivers better outcomes in
CT-guided low invasive operations
CT-guided low invasive operations
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LLC «IRS»
2014-2023
LLC «IRS»
2014-2023
The research is conducted with grant support from the Skolkovo Foundation.
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