SHIYA in
Cleft Palate Surgery
A clearer view for a child’s future
SHIYA supports cleft palate surgery with clearer visualization, ergonomic comfort, and shared surgical vision —
helping surgeons work with greater precision in deep, delicate fields.
Restoring Smiles,
Redefining Precision
THE CHALLENGES
Complex anatomy.
Limited working space.
Cleft palate surgery requires meticulous dissection in a deep and narrow cavity with critical structures such as the palatinal nerves and vessels.
Key Challenges We Faced
Fixed magnification with loupes limits visual flexibility
Important structures may be difficult to visualize clearl
Prolonged neck flexion causes fatigue and discomfort
THE CHALLENGES
Complex anatomy.
Limited working space.
Cleft palate surgery requires meticulous dissection in
a deep and narrow cavity with critical structures such
as the palatinal nerves and vessels.
Key Challenges
We Faced
Fixed magnification
with loupes limits
visual flexibility
Important structures may be difficult to visualize clearl
Prolonged neck flexion causes fatigue and discomfort
THE PATIENT STORY
A child’s journey
toward healing and hope.
Cleft palate is more than a physical condition.
It can affect feeding, speech development, dental growth,
and a child’s confidence.
Palatoplasty is an important step in this long journey of care.
Through delicate reconstruction, surgeons help restore the foundation
for better function, growth, and a brighter future.
Born with
a challenge
>>
A child with cleft palate faces difficulties in feeding, speaking, and growing.
Everyday
difficulties
>>
Feeding problems, speech delays, and emotional burden affect quality of life.
A delicate
surgical step
>>
A future
with confidence
–
Restoring function
and appearance helps
children grow, speak,
and smile with confidence.
THE ROLE OF SHIYA
How SHIYA Made Precision Possible
Three Core Strengths That Redefine Surgical Visibility
Enhanced visual access
Provides improved visualization in deep or restricted surgical fields, supporting clearer access to surrounding anatomy and surgical margins.
Powerful Magnification
for Confined Surgical Fields
Provides enhanced visualization in Restricted field of view allowing easier access to surrounding anatomy and margins.
Shared Surgical View
for Team Coordination
Enables assistants and clinical staff to see the operative field clearly, enhancing teamwork, communication, and overall situational awareness.
CLINICAL BENEFITS
Flexible magnification enables clear visualization of delicate structures including nerves and vessels.
Natural posture and reduced neck strain lead to greater comfort and sustained focus.
The entire team sees what the
surgeon sees—improving collaboration and training.
Greater precision and safety contribute to better functional and aesthetic results.
SURGEON’S FEEDBACK
Prof. Tae Seok Oh, MD, PhD
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
“My neck pain was completely relieved. It felt truly comfortable.”
“It felt more precise than loupes. I could see structures I had not seen before.”
“Today, it felt even better than using the microscope.”
MADE FOR EVERY MISSION
From the operating room
to global outreach.
SHIYA is lightweight, easy to set up, and ideal for hospitals, training centers, and medical missions worldwide.
Hospitals
Training & Education
Global Medical Missions
Better Care Everywhere
SHIYA
A clearer view today for a better future tomorrow.