Introducing Bolt 2.0 – Delivering proven accuracy with UI enhancements for MIS procedures. Product Details

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Accuracy simplified

Bolt is an elegantly easy solution that re-envisions spine navigation with the surgeon in mind. The sleek design, intuitive user interface, and gyroscope-on-chip technology are designed to make spine surgery safer and more accurate in any setting, anywhere in the world.

Cutting edge technology

Bolt leverages the latest, best in class, advanced technologies to offer uncompromising functionality and performance.

Control your destiny

Bolt allows the surgeon to control their workflow and environment. No need to rely on large complex systems run by others.

Supporting the move to the ACS

The Bolt Navigation System combines exceptional accuracy, cost-effectiveness, and implant-agnostic design to support migration to outpatient settings.3

3 Arts M, Nijeholt G, Van Eeckhoven, Wolfs J. Accurate placement of thoracolumbar pedicle screws using a handheld iOS-based navigation device: a prospective intra-patient agreement study. Spine Journal. 2024;000:1-7.

Confidence without complexity

Acquire

Use the system to capture images of the surgical levels from standard pre-op CT / MRI (axial) and X- rays (lateral & AP).

Plan

Use the intuitive touchscreen to quickly and easily plan pedicle screw placement.

Navigate

The powerful processor and gyroscope leveraged in the Bolt Navigation System provide real-time positioning that updates every millionth of a second to one hundredth of a degree accuracy.

Confidence without complexity

The Bolt Navigation System consists of three components. There is one reusable component, and 2 single-use disposable components required for every procedure. The reusable component is called the Bolt Navigation Unit (BNU). The single-use Bolt Navigation Drape and single-use BNU case provide sterility for the Bolt system and provide a means of attaching the system to an instrument.

For each procedure, the BNU is inserted into the single-use Bolt Navigation Drape and placed in the single-use BNU Case. Following the assembly of the system components, the Bolt Navigation System is attached to a surgical instrument such as a pedicle probe, awl or driver.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can Bolt be used with any implant system?

The Bolt Navigation System is designed to work with virtually any pedicle screw system.

What is the accuracy of the system?

The Bolt navigation System has demonstrated accuracy equivalent to CT-Nav and superior to fluoroscopic navigation3

3 Arts M, Nijeholt G, Van Eeckhoven, Wolfs J. Accurate placement of thoracolumbar pedicle screws using a handheld iOS-based navigation device: a prospective intra-patient agreement study. Spine Journal. 2024;000:1-7.

Is any special imaging or an O-arm required to use the system?

No special imaging is required. Bolt leverages lateral and AP X-rays acquired once the patient is positioned, combined with images from their diagnostic MRI or CT.

How do I get the system?

Bolt offers a unique business proposition: a zero-capital cost and maintenance-free subscription model that includes ongoing upgrades and improvements.

Who runs the system?

No waiting for reps or technicians. Complete independence from complex integrated systems. Use of Bolt Navigation System enables the surgeon to control everything, with minimal staff assistance.

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