Reality Revolution Solution
summary
Redesign of the pedicle probe monitors force thresholds and gives real‑time LED and vibration feedback to warn before breaching cortical bone; a working prototype is built and tested on lamb vertebrae showing high precision versus literature breach rates around 23–33 percent for current methods. Prototype electronics and sensor array cost under fifty dollars to manufacture, patent searches show novelty, surveys of surgeons and York University support are underway, and an alternate application for assessing wood pole rot is identified.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Spinal Fusions
- 0:49The Pedicle Probe
- 1:00Misplaced Pedicle Screws
- 1:26Preventing Breaches
- 1:56Evaluation
- 2:12Fluoroscopy Assisted
- 2:27Patent Searches
- 2:47Personalized Procedures
- 3:02Thank You for Your Time!
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