At INB Barcelona, we integrate advanced surgical technology to improve planning, work with greater precision and adapt each procedure to the real anatomy of each patient.
Surgical decisions still depend on experience, clinical examination, imaging studies and each patient’s needs.
Technology helps us carry out that decision with more information, greater precision and better intraoperative control. Not every procedure requires the same tool: we select each technology according to the diagnosis, complexity and real benefit.
In spine surgery and neurosurgery, precision is essential. We use systems that enhance visualization, reduce tissue aggression and help locate anatomical structures with greater control.
The surgical microscope provides magnification and high-quality illumination. It is especially useful when operating on nerves, roots, the spinal cord or small anatomical areas.
Endoscopic spine surgery allows selected spinal conditions to be treated through a very small incision, using a high-definition camera and specific instruments.
It may reduce muscle aggression and support a more structured recovery in selected patients.
Neuronavigation works as an intraoperative localization system. It helps guide surgery using the patient’s own imaging studies, especially in complex spine cases or intracranial pathology.
In joint replacement surgery, implant position, alignment and stability are key. Navigation and robotics help personalize the procedure.
Navigation systems help plan and verify implant positioning during surgery, adapting the procedure more accurately to each patient’s anatomy.
Robotic knee surgery allows detailed prosthesis planning and highly controlled surgical steps, respecting the patient’s anatomy and ligament balance.
The indication depends on each case:
Related information about techniques and treatments where technology can improve precision.
An ultra-minimally invasive technique for selected spine cases.
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Planning focused on restoring function, mobility and independence.
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Planned surgery to reduce pain and improve stability and walking ability.
Read moreWe review your symptoms, imaging studies and treatment options to explain whether surgical technology could provide a real benefit in your treatment.