The software is exclusive to the Cori surgical robot and uses X-ray and CT scans for planning total hip replacements. It is built on more than 350,000 image-based hip and knee surgery plans.
The first cases using the software were completed by George Haidukewych, MD, at Orlando (Fla.) Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute.
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