Here are three quick facts:
1. Dr. Karikari used IGA, computer software that plans a surgery and predicts the outcomes.
2. IGA provides the surgeon with specific measurements, such as the amount of vertebra bone to remove, implant placement and screw and rod placement.
3. Dr. Karikari noted this software offers a more precise method for spine surgery, eliminating much guessing.
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