Hartford Hospital incorporates MAKOplasty technology

Hartford (Conn.) Hospital has incorporated MAKOplasty technology for joint replacements, according to WTNH News 8 report.

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MAKOplasty includes the use of the RIO robotic arm that allows for precise and accurate alignment and placing of implant. This may help improve surgical outcomes, according to the report.

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