With the application, surgeons can design and prepare for a patient’s knee replacement in a virtual environment that carries over into the actual procedure with a surgical robot which implements the planned procedure.
Five surgeons tested the application on a total of 115 patients. Think was assisted by MCRA, which oversaw the clinical trial.
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