ArthroFree

The Surgical Camera for the Wireless Era

Since 1975, surgeons have battled against the hassles of surgical camera cables. With the award-winning ArthroFree^® System, that battle is no longer necessary.

The ArthroFree System:

Frees surgeons from camera-cable-related interruptions.
De-clutters the sterile field.
Projects cost-per-case savings up to 20%.1

ArthroFree

The Surgical Camera for the Wireless Era

The ArthroFree Difference

Freedom

Our wireless camera allows surgeons the freedom of movement

and the freedom to focus—free of the interruptions of cable flips,

tangles, and failures.

Efficiency

In a recent study, over 90% of OR staff indicated that
the ArthroFree System will:

Positively impact patient safety.
Positively impact overall efficiency.2

Safety

ArthroFree eliminates camera-related fires and burns in the OR. Compared to conventional surgical cameras, ArthroFree:

Uses less than 50% of the wattage.
Produces less than 35% of the thermal by-product.2

Compatibility

The ArthroFree System features C-mount endoscope

compatibility, and it’s drop-in compatible with contemporary

patient data consoles and surgical monitors.

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Ergonomics and Outcomes
for the Wireless Age

What surgeons are saying about ArthroFree:

“With ArthroFree, you’re not having the additional struggles around setting up and having to wonder which way you’re going to run the cords, not having any contamination risks.”
Jeff Ustin, MD |
University Hospitals (Cleveland)
“ArthroFree makes your procedure technically more simple, technically more straightforward, and less annoying. It just helps reduce physical and mental stress.”
Eric C. Hanson, MD |
Sierra Pacific Orthopedics
“I think a lot of people don't notice, but when they're using the scopes with the cords the first thing they do is pull on it to give you a little bit more slack, and that can cause a lot of problems for contamination, or other things like getting tangled up. I didn't have that problem using this scope.”
Sania Mahmood, MD |
Cleveland Clinic

The ArthroFree receiver, five batteries in the charger, and the camera head set.

For over 50 years, camera cables have bridged the nonsterile and sterile fields and, as Drs. Ustin and Mahmood note above, they’re implicated in contamination. Contamination plays a significant role in healthcare-acquired infections (HCAIs) and, each year:

Up to 5% of all patients acquire HCAIs (~1.7 million infections).
98,000 patients die of HCAI-related causes.
The annual cost of HCAIs ranges from $28–33 billion.3

We’re committed to building a pipeline of healthcare devices that improves people’s lives.

To eliminate camera cables, we combined:

A HIPAA-compliant, encrypted, point-to-point wireless connection between the camera head and the receiver on the surgical tower.
A lightweight rechargeable battery.
Our high-efficiency, laser-equipped light source: the first application of our Meridiem light technology (MLT) platform.

MLT indicates applications as a power-and-light component in manufacturing, healthcare, and aerospace.

Learn About MLT