The findings showed that the VSP and TSP techniques were similar in surgical accuracy for hard tissue in the sagittal plane, although the VSP technique was significantly more accurate in certain reference areas, especially in the anterior area of the maxilla. By the end of the year and during 2019 we plan to build on the up-to-date and interesting programme, further developing relationships with ROSNEFT and key partners, integrators in Russia.To explore the advantages of virtual surgical planning (VSP) and traditional surgical planning (TSP) to determine whether the current VSP technique is superior to the TSP technique for orthognathic surgery.Īn electronic search was carried out in the CENTRAL, PubMed, and Embase databases to identify randomized clinical trials (RCTs) that compared the VSP and TSP techniques regarding their surgical accuracy for hard tissue, prediction precision for soft tissue, required time for planning and surgery, cost and patient-reported outcomes.Įight articles from 5 RCTs, involving 199 patients, were identified. We are grateful to ROSNEFT and SIBINTEC for a possibility to tell about the developments and solutions of the VSP An overview presentation was made for technical specialists of the company on MTL latest developments, covering general application MTL1000 series signal converters new developments allowing for work with HART-signals new solutions off the «classic» MTL product group - new IS modules MTL4500 and MTL5500 for special applications and of course an advanced computer terminal Gecma Work Station for hazardous area. General questions were also discussed related to cooperation development with the SIBINTEC organization, including some concrete suggestions presented to the customer on detailed familiarization of the integrator’s employees with advanced solutions for control systems intrinsic safety.Ī meeting with ROSNEFT specialists took place some time later that day.
At the meeting with the Director for Control Systems and Metrology at SIBINTEC, key latest solutions by Eaton Electric (former MTL Instruments) were presented.
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