Intellijoint announces 1k intellijoint HIP procedures — 5 takeaways

Spinal Tech

Canada-based Intellijoint Surgical celebrated the 1,000th Intellijoint HIP procedure by launching the 1,000 Thanks project.

Here are five things to know:

 

1. Intellijoint HIP has been used in over 1,000 total hip replacement procedures in the U.S., Canada and Australia in the past year.

 

2. The device provides orthopedic surgeons with 3D mini-optical navigation during hip replacement surgery.

 

3. Peter K. Sculco, MD, of New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery performed the 1,000th case.

 

4. The company launched 1000 Thanks, a digital collage featuring photos of surgeons, nurses, PAs and others who were involved in the first 1,000 procedures, to celebrate the milestone.

 

5. The product was commercially launched one year ago.

 

Intellijoint Co-founder and CEO Armen Bakirtzian said, "We wouldn't be here without the great teams of surgeons, nurses, OR staff and administrators focused on improving care for their patients."

 

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