St. Luke’s introduced the system in December. The robot uses GPS-like guidance, data analytics and real-time imaging for more precise surgery with less tissue disruption, according to a Feb. 28 news release.
St. Luke’s neurosurgeon Justice Owusu-Agyei, MD, described the technology as “a game changer.”
“Nothing beats safety in this surgery, and the Mazor X platform provides the highest level of operative precision and safety I have seen,” he said in the release.
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