PALO ALTO, Calif., March 06, 2018 -- Fovia, Inc., a world leader in advanced visualization technology, today announced a licensing and distribution agreement with Globus Medical to combine the unparalleled performance and precision of XStream® HDVR® with the state-of-the-art robotic trajectory guidance and surgical navigation of ExcelsiusGPS™.
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XStream HDVR enables the visual exploration of patient data in real-time, revolutionizing instrument positioning and screw placement. ExcelsiusGPS™ provides seamless integration with preoperative CT, intraoperative CT and fluoroscopic imaging modalities, and is designed to minimize radiation exposure, streamline workflow and reproducibly assist in implant placement.
The powerful combined technology platform provides invaluable coherence between the robotic tools used in surgical planning and medical imaging. Patient care is optimized by merging the benefits of navigation, robotics and advanced visualization and by leveraging the ability to render polygon models and volumetric data together.
“We believe the ExcelsiusGPS™ System with XStream HDVR will advance patient care and provide tangible benefits for surgeons and hospitals in terms of time, accuracy and reduced radiation exposure through the application of robotic and navigation technology in spine and orthopedic surgery," said Norbert Johnson, Vice President of Robotics, Imaging & Navigation.”
“Globus Medical is an innovative, forward-thinking company that has made groundbreaking advances in robotic guidance and surgical navigation systems, and we are excited with the direction they are taking with ExcelsiusGPS™,” stated David Wilkins, Vice President of Business Development. “We are thrilled to work with Globus Medical to help accelerate their continued innovations.”
About Fovia, Inc.:
Fovia is the developer of High Definition Volume Rendering®, a CPU-based, advanced visualization platform that allows its partners in a variety of fields to deliver unparalleled quality, performance and scalability to their customers. Fovia’s XStream® HDVR® SDK Suite enables F.A.S.T.® development of local, enterprise-wide and remote volumetric rendering workflows, while its XStream HDVR WebSDK, through a client-side interface, enables developers to write advanced visualization applications one time, and distribute them across any web-enabled device. By using Fovia’s innovative and flexible imaging software development kits, companies can streamline their development strategies and bring their own proprietary workflows to market quickly and easily. XStream HDVR delivers high fidelity 2D, 3D and 4D real-time rendering and can be used in conjunction with Fovia’s 3D printing SDK, RapidPrint®. Fovia is also the developer of F.A.S.T.® Interactive Segmentation, which enables a user to quickly, interactively and easily segment anatomic regions of interest in real time.
For additional information and to learn more about commercial, academic or research licensing, visit www.fovia.com.
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Contact Information: Fovia, Inc. Shay Kilby 866.3D.FOVIA or 650.257.4063 Fax: 650.618.2797 [email protected] www.fovia.com


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