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NBC News recently aired a national segment exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping healthcare, from detecting sepsis earlier in the ICU to interpreting complex neurological signals with greater speed and clarity.
As part of the broadcast, NBC highlighted Proprio’s Paradigm platform and the unique way it gives surgeons a real-time, radiation-free view of the spine using advanced sensors and AI.
Unlike traditional surgical visualization tools that rely on static images or intermittent snapshots, Paradigm continuously updates the surgeon’s understanding of anatomy throughout the procedure. This dynamic approach provides greater clarity, precision, and responsiveness in the operating room.
The story also emphasized a broader shift happening across healthcare: clinicians and hospital systems adopting new technologies that improve safety, elevate decision-making, and reduce clinical burden.
We’re grateful to NBC News and Dr. Akshay Syal, MD for including Paradigm in this important reporting on how AI is supporting clinicians and enhancing patient care.
Watch the segment below.
AI is accelerating across every part of healthcare. For surgery, the opportunity is especially significant: faster workflows, fewer imaging dependencies, and a continuous understanding of anatomy that helps clinicians operate with more confidence and precision.
NBC’s coverage reflects this momentum, and the growing recognition that real-time data, automation, and intelligent imaging will define the next era of surgical care.
Watch the full report below.
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