Here are five quick facts:
1. The technology is intended to add precision to complex spine procedures.
2. Dr. Bajwa completed the required training in Florida to gain certification.
3. The technology is designed to reduce complications and need for revision surgery.
4. Dr. Bajwa completed his medical education at Nishtar Medical College of the University of Punjab in Pakistan. He completed his general surgery residency at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.
5. Affiliated with 11 medical societies, Dr. Bajwa has presented more than 100 speeches on neurology and neurosurgery.
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