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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 which 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.

  is buzzing in Los Angeles, and Booth  # 123 is the place to see what’s new in neurosurgery and radiosurgery.Surgeons a...
14/10/2025

is buzzing in Los Angeles, and Booth # 123 is the place to see what’s new in neurosurgery and radiosurgery.

Surgeons are:
🔹 Testing trajectory planning skills in the CNS Skills Showdown
🔹 Exploring Cirq® robotic alignment and Loop-X® mobile imaging for accuracy and workflow efficiency
🔹 Experiencing Elements planning software across neurosurgery and radiosurgery
🔹 Seeing how Elements Cranial SRS brings precision to radiosurgical treatments

Stop by Booth # 123 to experience the portfolio in action.

👉 Want to learn more? https://www.brainlab.com/de/events/cns-2025/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=CNS+2025+Mid+Event

🎶Listening with your brain 🧠Last weekend, the Münchner Philharmoniker brought their unique concert experience “Mind the ...
14/10/2025

🎶Listening with your brain 🧠
Last weekend, the Münchner Philharmoniker brought their unique concert experience “Mind the Music – A Date with Your Brain” to the Brainlab Atrium as part of our Brainlab Culture Program.

Under the creative guidance of concert designer and performer Iñigo Giner Miranda, we spent two evenings exploring how music activates and connects every part of the brain—and how personal each individual listening process can be.

From moments of deep reflection to laughter during Steve Reich’s “Clapping Music”, the concert invited us to listen differently—not just with our ears, but with our minds.

A big thank you to the Munich Philharmonic, their amazing musicians, and choir and everyone who joined us for this inspiring journey through sound, science and emotion.

Interested in upcoming cultural events? Stay up-to-date on the Brainlab Culture Program here: https://bit.ly/4h5Linc

10/10/2025

🚀 A new era for Microscope Navigation

Microscope Navigation just reached its next milestone—elevating both cranial and spinal workflows!

✨ Spinal workflows: new step-by-step visualization of anatomical overlays aligned with your surgical procedure for orientation and guidance
✨Cranial workflows: real-time updates adapt seamlessly to anatomical shifts
Across both, surgeons benefit from AR overlays directly in the microscope view, hands-free robotic alignment and support for ocular and exoscopic approaches.

📍 See it first at CNS 2025 (Booth #123, Los Angeles, Oct 11–15).
➡️ Also at EUROSPINE (Copenhagen, Oct 22–24) & DWG (Wiesbaden, Dec 10–12).

👉 Learn more about Microscope Navigation for cranial workflows: https://bit.ly/471wgue

👉 Explore our Microscope Navigation for spinal workflows: https://bit.ly/474m6Jm

EANS 2025: done and dusted. ✅ This year at European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS) we brought the latest ...
09/10/2025

EANS 2025: done and dusted. ✅

This year at European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS) we brought the latest tech and left Vienna inspired.

Thanks to all who stopped by and tuned in.
Our booth was alive with product demos and engaging discussions on where neurosurgery is headed. 🧠💬

If you missed it, catch the highlights here: 👉 https://bit.ly/4mZBP2i

"Baba" and see you next year in Hamburg! 👋🚀

📢 This changes everythingWe’re leading the way with a patient-centric, data-driven ecosystem that empowers truly persona...
08/10/2025

📢 This changes everything

We’re leading the way with a patient-centric, data-driven ecosystem that empowers truly personalized decisions across the entire surgical workflow.

While conditions such as congenital anomalies, tumors and spinal injuries contribute to the growing burden of spinal conditions, adult spinal deformities have become an increasingly significant issue. As these conditions increase, we’re focusing on data-driven insights and lifelong health. From surgical planning to navigation to visualization, our integrated dataverse supports better lives—as well as better procedures.

🦴Choose the right path for each patient—enabled by full autonomy across devices, tools, and implants.
🦴Tailor care to each patient’s anatomy, expectations and long-term health—driven by clinical necessity.
🦴Leverage real-world data for every step, helping improve surgery, optimize outcomes and support lasting well-being.

👉 Learn more about how we take it personally: https://bit.ly/4q3LK9S

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is advancing to the next level of intraoperative technology with Spine Mixed Realit...
07/10/2025

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is advancing to the next level of intraoperative technology with Spine Mixed Reality Navigation* and Loop-X®

Charité – Universitätsmedizin in Berlin, Germany—one of the world’s most renowned academic hospitals—is once again setting a benchmark in surgical innovation. After more than a decade of using the AIRO® CT scanner, Charité has now upgraded to the next generation: Loop-X® Mobile Imaging Robot.

As one of the first centers worldwide to use both Loop-X with Spine Mixed Reality Navigation, Charité is establishing new standards in intraoperative imaging and visualization.

The Department of Neurosurgery is now using:
🔹 Loop-X Mobile Imaging Robot for both spine and cranial procedures. It provides high-quality 2D and 3D images, facilitates workflows through robotic scanning, and features new motion compensation technology that improves 3D image quality by eliminating double contours, blurred images and artifacts.
🔹 Spine Mixed Reality Navigation* enhances visualization, supports hand–eye coordination and optimizes ergonomics by providing immersive surgical navigation through mixed reality glasses.

A big thank you to Prof. Dr. Peter Vajkoczy, MD, Medical Director of the Department of Neurosurgery with Pediatric Neurosurgery, Julia Onken, MD, Senior Physician, Lars Wessels, MD, Senior Physician, and their dedicated team for being part of this milestone project.

👏 Congratulations to the Brainlab team involved for making this achievement possible—and for making a real difference for patients.

👉 Discover how Loop-X is shaping the future of surgical imaging:
https://bit.ly/3KCdKku



*Not yet commercially available in some countries. Please contact your local Brainlab representative for details.

The European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS) 2025 Congress is in full swing here in Vienna, Austria! Our b...
06/10/2025

The European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS) 2025 Congress is in full swing here in Vienna, Austria!

Our booth has been buzzing with live demos and conversations about how technology is shaping the future of neurosurgery.

📌 Don’t miss our Lunch Symposium tomorrow, Tuesday, October 7, from 1–2 PM in Lehar 1, chaired by Claudius Thomé with speakers Margret Jensdottir, Nikolay Gabrovsky and Riccardo Fornaro.

Already visited our booth? Be sure to check out:
▪️Brand-new Microscope Navigation integration with ZEISS PENTERO® 800 S & ZEISS KINEVO® 900 S—showcased over at the ZEISS booth
▪️Nexstim nTMS & Elements Fibertracking for function-based fiber tracking

Learn more about our EANS presence here: https://bit.ly/4nBBOT8

Milestone moment! 🌟We’re thrilled to congratulate Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital on treating their 300th patient us...
03/10/2025

Milestone moment! 🌟

We’re thrilled to congratulate Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital on treating their 300th patient using the Brainlab Robotic Suite—featuring Loop-X®, Cirq® and Curve Navigation.

This achievement reflects Memorial Hermann Southwest’s commitment to innovation and elevating patient care through advanced surgical technology.

"Reaching 300 cases is not just a number—it represents 300 opportunities to provide our patients with more precise, minimally invasive care. The integration of Brainlab Robotic Suite into our OR helps enhance our ability to deliver better outcomes, and we’re just getting started," says Krish Vigneswaran, MD.

Joseph Cochran, MD adds, “The Brainlab Robotic Suite has transformed how we approach spine surgery. With greater precision and visualization, we’re able to tailor each procedure to the individual patient—making surgeries safer, faster and more effective. Hitting 300 cases is a proud milestone for our entire team."

Here’s to continued success and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in surgery. 🙌

👉 Curious how the Brainlab Robotic Suite can transform your OR? Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nuqQPu
or contact us to explore what’s possible.

Memorial Hermann

*The statement made by the surgeon represents his personal opinion and experiences. This statement may not be supported by scientific evidence or peer-review research. For verified information about the device, please refer to the manufacturer’s official documentation or consult clinical guidelines.

✨ Leaving San Francisco with a sharper vision for the future of radiosurgery. American Society for Radiation Oncology (A...
02/10/2025

✨ Leaving San Francisco with a sharper vision for the future of radiosurgery.

American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) 2025 set the tone for what’s ahead. Healthcare professionals aren’t just looking for incremental improvements. They’re seeking smarter, more integrated workflows that improve accuracy, elevate patient care and streamline decision-making. 💡

Across three days, we engaged with professionals who are ready to rethink traditional workflows, from eliminating tattoos in prostate SBRT/RT to embedding AI-driven tools to enhance radiosurgery planning.

Daniel Brancato’s ASRT talk sparked important questions about clinical efficiency and patient comfort, and reinforced how ExacTrac Dynamic® supports a shift toward more precise, fiducial marker-based workflows without compromising safety. Our Breath Hold Workflow demos using ExacTrac Dynamic Surface® brought that to life, demonstrating how precise monitoring can enhance both control and confidence during treatment.

When innovation is grounded in real-world care, progress sticks.
🔍 See what you missed here: https://bit.ly/3KsOld6

Recordando uno de los eventos más importantes a los que asistimos este año en Brasil 🇧🇷; En el congreso de este año de l...
01/10/2025

Recordando uno de los eventos más importantes a los que asistimos este año en Brasil 🇧🇷;

En el congreso de este año de la Sociedade Brasileira de Radioterapia, físicos, dosimetristas y médicos se reunieron en Vitória, Espírito Santo, para intercambiar conocimientos, conectar con compañeros del sector y explorar los últimos avances en radioterapia.

At this year's congress of Sociedade Brasileira de Radioterapia, physicists, dosimetrists and doctors gathered in Vitória, Espírito Santo to exchange knowledge, connect with colleagues and explore the latest advances in radiotherapy.

Las conversaciones siguen girando en torno al robot de imagen móvil Loop-X®, que aprovecha la última generación de la tecnología ConeBeam CT para ofrecer imágenes 2D y 3D de alta calidad en la sala en el momento del tratamiento, lo que permite agilizar el flujo de trabajo de la braquiterapia y mejorar la comodidad del paciente. Además, ExacTrac Dynamic Surface® permite una preposicionamiento y monitorización precisos y sin tatuajes del paciente, lo que ayuda a los equipos médicos a tratar a los pacientes con confianza y eficiencia 💡

¡Nos vemos del 1 al 4 de octubre en el Congresso Brasileiro de Física Médica (CBFM), para seguir hablando de las últimas novedades en radioterapia!

Descubre más sobre nuestros productos para SRS y SBRT: https://bit.ly/4pV5CvO

Relembrando um dos eventos mais importantes que participamos este ano no Brasil 🇧🇷;No congresso deste ano da Sociedade B...
01/10/2025

Relembrando um dos eventos mais importantes que participamos este ano no Brasil 🇧🇷;

No congresso deste ano da Sociedade Brasileira de Radioterapia, físicos, dosimetristas e médicos se reuniram em Vitória, Espírito Santo, para trocar conhecimentos, conectar-se com colegas do setor e explorar os últimos avanços em radioterapia.

As conversas continuam a girar em torno do robô de imagem móvel Loop-X®, que utiliza a última geração da tecnologia ConeBeam CT para fornecer imagens 2D e 3D de alta qualidade na sala no momento do tratamento, permitindo agilizar o fluxo de trabalho da braquiterapia e melhorar o conforto do paciente. Além disso, o ExacTrac Dynamic Surface® permite um pré-posicionamento e monitoramento precisos do paciente sem tatuagens, o que ajuda as equipes médicas no tratamento com confiança e eficiência 💡

Nos vemos de 1 a 4 de outubro, em São Paulo, no Congresso Brasileiro de Física Médica (CBFM), para continuar falando sobre as últimas novidades em radioterapia!
Descubra mais sobre nossos produtos para SRS e SBRT: https://bit.ly/4nRlKfG

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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.