Warsaw University Hospital

The hospital wanted one operating room where every video source, the room's climate readings and the surgical clock are managed from the same system. Signals had to travel long cable runs without loss, and the control panel had to read the room's own temperature, humidity and pressure sensors.

Every video source in the room is converted to fibre and routed through the CureLink Compact 4K image processing and routing system. The team can send any image to the wall display or the pendant screen, broadcast it to the conference room, or share it by videoconference with colleagues inside or outside the hospital. The CureLink GP-449 is the central viewing station: it shows any selected source full screen, or several side by side in multiview. The surgical team can record any selected channel, and because recording is integrated with the HIS and PACS, each recording is sent to PACS and archived with the patient’s record. The control panel shows live room conditions from the building’s own sensors next to the surgery timer.

The system was ordered in April 2026, shipped in July and September 2026, and the room is now in use. The same team has since commissioned a hybrid OR and angiography suite at a second Polish hospital.