Spine Surgeons Use Mazor Robotics to Place Over 1,000 Implants Percutaneously

Mazor Robotics surgical guidance system Renaissance has placed 1,019 implants percutaneously, accounting for 25 percent of all cases involving Renaissance systems.

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The Renaissance system is used in 40 spine centers across the world. Mazor Robotics is an international company that creates surgical guidance systems designed to make a safe surgical environment.

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