The O-arm generates images of a patient’s anatomy that are used during the procedure, and it provides surgeons with two- and three-dimensional perspectives of the surgery site. Crestwood’s spine surgeons are using the technologies for numerous procedures, including lumbar fusions, oblique and posterior lumbar interbody fusion for spinal stenosis and posterior cervical fusions requiring screw placement for spinal stenosis, according to the report.
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