Brainlab

Brainlab develops, manufactures and markets software-driven medical technology. Legal notice: www.brainlab.com/legal-notice/

At Brainlab, we digitize medical workflows from diagnosis to therapy, and our innovative ecosystem forms the basis for modern healthcare technology. We help healthcare providers build three-dimensional patient-specific models with data that is structured, mapped and aggregated with industry-leading artificial intelligence. This forms the basis of our navigation system for the human body, with whic

h clinicians can safely remove brain tumors, place screws in the spine precisely and irradiate breast tumors with millimetric precision. Our robotics and mixed reality technologies and expertise allow users to connect and innovate between the digital and physical worlds. In addition, Brainlab technologies power the collection of structured long-term data and medical registries. Through the neuroscience of play, Brainlab advances clinical training and education, promoting the adaptation to technological advances and creating digital models of complete interventions. Our digital ecosystem is an open interface and forms a framework for third parties to accelerate innovation in other clinical areas as well. Brainlab systems are established in around 4,000 hospitals in 120 countries to offer doctors and patients better treatment possibilities. At the forefront of health technology for over 35 years, the company headquarters are in Munich, and we employ around 2,000 people of 87 nationalities in 25 locations.

29/04/2026

Building independence, together 🌍
What started as a donation is now a long-term partnership.

At last week’s 12th Global Neurosurgery Course in Dar es Salaam, the focus was on strengthening local capabilities at Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute (MOI) through hands-on training and exchange.
Organized by Prof. Roger Härtl, MD, in collaboration with MOI, Weill Cornell Medicine in New York and the North American Spine Society (NASS), the course brought together global expertise and local practice.
Together with the Weill Cornell Medicine Tanzania Neurosurgery Project, the Brainlab Social Program and the Right.Brain Foundation e.V., we have supported clinical practice at MOI for over three years—initially focusing on spine procedures and more recently expanding into cranial applications. 🤝

To date, 65 spine and 29 cranial cases have been performed using navigation, supporting pre-operative planning, streamlining workflows and guiding complex cases.
On site, Brainlab colleagues Dominique Doerner, product owner and Christoph Hahn, software engineer, worked closely with the local team, sharing knowledge while learning from real-world clinical environments.
The result is a program that continues to grow in confidence, capability and independence 📈

Because real impact comes from continuity, collaboration and local ownership ✨

Special thanks to the team onsite: Mariam Mzingi, MD, Hamisi Shabani, MD, Romani Sabas, MD and Elo Ibekwe.

🔗 Learn more about the Brainlab Social Program here: https://bit.ly/42xxBqD

28/04/2026

🦴 Guidance that impacts outcomes
You've mapped out the surgical plan. Now you're in the O.R.

Brainlab Spine & Trauma Navigation software helps you execute your plan with real-time guidance that supports accuracy, safety and interoperability.

Leverage our strengths in your practice:
🔹 Achieve higher accuracy than conventional surgical techniques during implant placement
🔹 Match the planned patient alignment using intraoperative rod bending guidance
🔹 Visualize instruments in real time and maintain a secure environment for you and your team, keeping x-ray exposure low
🔹 Use the instruments and imaging modalities best suited for each patient and procedure while connecting seamlessly to planning, robotics, mobile imaging, mixed reality and microscopy.

💡 Discover how Spine & Trauma Navigation enhances your spinal workflow: https://bit.ly/4vLrfkR

24/04/2026

Advancing intraoperative ultrasound together 🧠

Last week, Brainlab headquarters welcomed neurosurgeons from around the world for the Masters Series: Intraoperative Ultrasound in Neurosurgery.

This exclusive, in-person training combined expert-led lectures with hands-on sessions using advanced ultrasound systems, neurosurgical phantoms and a data simulation platform. Participants worked with real patient ultrasound volumes to further develop their intraoperative skills and support precise surgical decision making.

A special thank you to Scientific Chair Geirmund Unsgård from the NTNU - Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet in Trondheim, Norway and an outstanding international faculty for leading insightful discussions and sharing their expertise. And of course, to all participants and supporters who made this exchange so valuable 🙌

Moments like these highlight the importance of collaboration, practical training and continuous learning in neurosurgery.

Learn more about Ultrasound Navigation:
https://bit.ly/4sQMmQ6

23/04/2026

🦾 At the World Congress of Endoscopic Spine Surgery & MISS in Tulum, Mexico, Brainlab showcased how our interconnected ecosystem supports every step of minimally invasive spine surgery, from preop planning to intraoperative imaging and robotic assistance.

By connecting each step, these solutions help surgeons manage complex cases, support the entire surgical workflow and tailor procedures to each patient’s unique anatomy.

We were proud to host a dedicated Robotic MISS workshop with José Luis Sanmillán, MD, neurosurgeon at Hospital Universitari Bellvitge in Barcelona, Spain.

In hands-on sessions, participants explored how Brainlab Robotic Suite—Loop-X®, Curve® Navigation, and Cirq®—addresses accuracy requirements at every step of surgery.

They also experienced Spine Mixed Reality Navigation*, which translates navigation and anatomical data from the screen directly into the operative field**, keeping critical information in view and supporting an ergonomic posture. 🥽

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Tulum. It was great to connect with the global endoscopic spine community! 🌍🤝

Learn more about our spine portfolio here: https://bit.ly/4vIFuHk

*FDA 510(k) cleared. CE mark available. Not available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.
**Feature not available in all markets. Please contact your sales representative.

22/04/2026

Strengthening governance for a more complex world. 🌍

Brainlab welcomes Iris Plöger, Dr. Till Spillmann, and Rudolf Kreitmair to its Administrative Board, who bring deep expertise in legal matters, economic and industrial policy and finance.

The nine-member Administrative Board brings together Stefan Vilsmeier, Dr. Klaus Kleinfeld, Sebastian Kuss, Prof. Dr. Stephanie E. Combs, Éva Haász, Rainer Birkenbach, Iris Plöger, Dr. Till Spillmann and Rudolf Kreitmair—uniting perspectives across technology, healthcare, business and public affairs to guide long-term development.

As global markets evolve, so does Brainlab. Broader perspectives and strengthened leadership create a solid foundation for sustainable growth and continued innovation in medtech. 🚀

Learn more about this latest change in the press release: https://www.brainlab.com/press-releases-landingpage/brainlab-strengthens-its-administrative-board/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=New+Administrative+Board

© From left to right: Jana Legler, Oliver Rust, Brainlab

21/04/2026

Aligned to change patient outcomes, from first image to final construct

➡️ Our newest Elements Spine Planning software is now CE marked.*

With sagittal alignment gaining importance, particularly as adult spinal deformity increases in an aging population, accurate, patientspecific planning is more essential than ever.

Our latest Elements Spine Planning release delivers enhanced solutions for patientspecific planning across a broad range of pathologies. The software introduces refined sagittalparameter visualizations and streamlined planning steps to support clarity during case preparation. A realsize rodbending template helps bring the planned alignment directly into the O.R. workflow for intraoperative use with Brainlab Spine & Trauma Navigation.

Progress begins with personalized planning:

🔹 Create a patient-specific spine avatar for sagittal alignment correction and real time automated spinopelvic measurement updates
🔹 Make use of AI algorithms during time-consuming routine steps while maintaining control
🔹 Streamline your workflow and seamlessly transfer patient plans to the O.R., where segmented anatomical structures and planned implants are ready for intraoperative use

💡 Discover how Elements Spine Planning supports patientspecific surgical workflows across alignment, degenerative, trauma and tumor cases: https://bit.ly/4bpav9L

*CE mark available. Not commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.

15/04/2026

Congratulations to the team at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, Camperdown, Australia, on achieving their third Novalis Certification. 🎉

This internationally recognised accreditation reflects their commitment to excellence in SRS and SBRT for patients.
As Johnny Morales, Senior Medical Physics Specialist, shared, the certification is a testament to the team’s commitment to the highest standards of radiosurgery care and helps ensure that eligible patients can access precision treatment close to home.

Driven by Prof. Timothy Solberg, PhD, FACR, FACNP, FAAPM, this achievement also highlights an important benefit of the Novalis Certified Program: helping centers stay at the forefront of innovation in patient-centric treatment approaches and quality care delivery, while strengthening trust among patients, caregivers and referring physicians.

👏 Congratulations to the entire team on this outstanding achievement.

🔗 Learn more about the Novalis Certified Program:
https://bit.ly/4t9zuWh

30/03/2026

🧠 Two days dedicated to advancing functional radiosurgery.

This March, Brainlab Academy hosted its first Advanced Clinical Course - Functional Indications* in Monaco.
In collaboration with the clinical team of Cecile Ortholan and Benjamin Serrano from Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace and Domagoj Kosmina, Chief Physicist at Radiochirurgia Zagreb, participants engaged in detailed discussions, observed live patient treatments, and exchanged best practices for functional SRS.

🤝 What set this course apart?
An open, collaborative environment where experts across neurosurgery, radiation oncology and medical physics shared practical insights, clinical experience and workflow strategies.

A big thank you to our partners in Monaco and to all participants who made this first edition a success.
We look forward to continuing this journey.

🔔 Interested in joining the next session?
Discover upcoming Advanced Clinical Courses here: https://bit.ly/4bRemg2

*Courses are subject to fees and only accessible with a valid ticket. For more information, reach out to your local sales rep.

26/03/2026

💜 March 26 is Purple Day
Today, we join the global community in raising awareness for epilepsy and supporting the millions of people affected by this neurological condition.

At Brainlab, our mission is to address the unmet needs of patients suffering from neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, essential tremor and drug-resistant epilepsy.

By advancing technologies that support clinicians, we strive to help improve treatment options and outcomes for patients worldwide.

Learn more about our solutions for epilepsy: https://bit.ly/4tdybW9

25/03/2026

🎭 Big questions on stage

Over the last few days, the Theme Concerts by the Bayerische Staatsoper transformed the Brainlab atrium into a unique space for reflection, dialogue and artistic discovery.

Exploring this season’s motto, “we are what we make ourselves to be,” the interdisciplinary program brought together leading voices from neuroscience, AI research, and the humanities with musical works spanning from the English Renaissance to contemporary compositions by composer Brett Dean.

From questions about the rationality of the human brain to the challenges of responsibility in the age of AI and the deeper motivations behind human action, each evening opened new perspectives on timeless conflicts that continue to shape our lives today.

Thank you to the artists, speakers and audiences who joined us for this inspiring exchange between science and art. Projects like these reflect what the Brainlab Culture Program stands for: curiosity, dialogue and the courage to explore complex ideas together.

👉 Sign up for our Culture Program newsletter and don’t miss any upcoming events: https://bit.ly/4c1gFhT

23/03/2026

🔖A new chapter in advanced spine surgery at Palmetto General Hospital in Hialeah, FL, begins with Spine Mixed Reality Navigation,* delivering patient imaging and navigation data directly into the surgeon's field of view.

Developed to support orientation, visualization and ergonomics in the O.R., Spine Mixed Reality Navigation combines the reliability of optical navigation with advanced mixed reality visualization.

Essential navigation information is projected directly into the sterile field, enabling pedicle screw placement, including in minimally invasive spine procedures where target identification can be challenging.

By integrating mixed reality into the surgical workflow, surgeons can maintain continuous focus on patient anatomy without diverting attention to external navigation screens.

We look forward to collaborating with neurosurgeon Jose Valerio, MD, and team at Palmetto General Hospital as they integrate Spine Mixed Reality Navigation into their daily clinical practice.

“Spine Mixed Reality Navigation has given me tools to fundamentally change how I approach complex spine cases. The level of visualization and planning allows me to perform procedures that simply weren’t possible for me before—with greater precision and confidence for every patient.”** — Jose Valerio, MD, Palmetto General Hospital

Learn more about Spine Mixed Reality Navigation: https://bit.ly/4dydCyT

*Not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.

**The statements made by the clinician represent their professional opinion and experience. These statements may not be supported by scientific evidence or peer-reviewed research. For verified information about the device, please refer to the manufacturer's official documentation.

18/03/2026

🎉 Celebrating 300+ robotic spine cases with Cirq® at Baylor Scott & White Health in McKinney, Texas!

We’re proud to recognize Dr. Morgan and the surgical team for surpassing 300 robotic spine cases using Cirq®. Reaching this milestone in just a few years reflects a strong commitment to integrating robotic support into daily spinal procedures.

Cirq®’s modular robotic assistance helps support precise alignment and reproducible screw placement while streamlining key steps in the workflow. By providing hands-free guidance during critical moments, it allows the surgical team to focus fully on ex*****on.

"This milestone is a testament not just to our team, but to the strong partnership we’ve built with Brainlab and the streamlined solutions that have enhanced our workflow. The recent instrumentation updates, including the completely redesigned drill guide and the new, more robust patient reference clamps, have further improved precision and efficiency in our procedures.” — Dr. Morgan*

👉 Learn more about Cirq®: https://bit.ly/4s01Ul0

*The statements made by the clinician represent their professional opinion and experience. These statements may not be supported by scientific evidence or peer-reviewed research. For verified information about the device, please refer to the manufacturer's official documentation.

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Brainlab, headquartered in Munich, develops, manufactures and markets software-driven medical technology, enabling access to advanced, less invasive patient treatments. Core products center on information-guided surgery, radiosurgery, precision radiation therapy, digital operating room integration, and information and knowledge exchange. Brainlab technology powers treatments in radiosurgery and radiotherapy as well as numerous surgical fields including neurosurgery, orthopedic, ENT, CMF, spine and trauma. Privately held since its formation in Munich, Germany in 1989, Brainlab has more than 12,850 systems installed in over 100 countries. Brainlab employs almost 1,400 people in 18 offices worldwide, including more than 420 Research & Development engineers, who form a crucial part of the product development team.