Figures & data
Figure 1. Set-up of the navigation system in the operating theater. A navigated TKA of the right knee is being performed. Note the display positioned off to the side of the operation site.
![Figure 1. Set-up of the navigation system in the operating theater. A navigated TKA of the right knee is being performed. Note the display positioned off to the side of the operation site.](/cms/asset/9cdaa6cf-f82f-4357-b8db-39809e558f6a/icsu_a_603750_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. The use of the Dash® device with the integrated display. The display is fixed on the cutting block, and no external display is required.
![Figure 2. The use of the Dash® device with the integrated display. The display is fixed on the cutting block, and no external display is required.](/cms/asset/687ef84c-d847-4f47-ae81-5ce151ab13c1/icsu_a_603750_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3. Overview of the study set-up. The Kolibri® device is shown on the left and the Dash® device on the right. Identical knee models with identical reference arrays were used at both workstations. The infrared cameras of both systems were positioned at the foot of the virtual patients.
![Figure 3. Overview of the study set-up. The Kolibri® device is shown on the left and the Dash® device on the right. Identical knee models with identical reference arrays were used at both workstations. The infrared cameras of both systems were positioned at the foot of the virtual patients.](/cms/asset/d17c9a2e-8055-493c-8d5f-471724e0d69d/icsu_a_603750_f0003_b.gif)
Figure 4. A student adjusts the cutting blocks using the Kolibri® device. During the procedure, an optical array was fixed on the tibial and femoral cutting blocks.
![Figure 4. A student adjusts the cutting blocks using the Kolibri® device. During the procedure, an optical array was fixed on the tibial and femoral cutting blocks.](/cms/asset/ccf75427-de87-428a-b8a0-ec3e851ce56f/icsu_a_603750_f0004_b.gif)
Table I. Time requirements for adjustment of cutting blocks for both groups.
Figure 5. The total time requirement for adjustment of the tibial and femoral blocks. Using the integrated display (the Dash® device), the time requirement was significantly reduced by 32% (73 s vs. 108 s, p < 0.001).
![Figure 5. The total time requirement for adjustment of the tibial and femoral blocks. Using the integrated display (the Dash® device), the time requirement was significantly reduced by 32% (73 s vs. 108 s, p < 0.001).](/cms/asset/06519597-3d8e-4fc9-a353-3f730799e27d/icsu_a_603750_f0005_b.gif)
Table II. Time for adjustment of each cutting block using the Dash and Kolibri devices.