Florida hospital adds robotic platform for knee surgery

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Bradenton, Fla.-based HCA Florida Blake Hospital has debuted a robotic-assisted surgical system for total knee replacement.

The platform integrates advanced imaging and real-time data to support precise, customized surgical plans based on each patient’s anatomy. It is compatible with multiple implant systems and is designed to enhance joint function and recovery, according to a Feb. 13 news release. 

The robotic system expands Blake’s orthopedic program, which the hospital said supports its commitment to surgical innovation and patient outcomes in the region. 

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