TESSA, which stands for Tracking Enabled Spatial Surgery Assistant, is pending FDA clearance for use in anterior cruciate ligament surgery. The system combines real-time tracking and augmented reality guidance.
If cleared, TESSA could help orthopedic surgeons mitigate technical errors with operative planning and intraoperative execution.
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