Robotic spine systems combine navigation technology with a robotic arm and enables surgeons to create a preoperative 3D plan based on the patient’s anatomy.
Robotic systems assist surgeons with the accurate implantation of pedicle screws.
Recent studies have documented the benefits of robotic spine surgery, which include reduced blood loss, fewer complications and less radiation exposure for operating room staff.
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