World’s 1st surgery with Tmini, Stryker systems performed in Missouri

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James Womack, MD, completed the first surgery in the world using Think Surgical’s Tmini miniature robotic system in combination with the Stryker Triathlon knee system.

The new knee replacement procedure aims to expand implant compatibility and improve surgical accuracy, efficiency and consistency, according to a March 5 news release from Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare.

The miniature robot system also allows surgeons to personalize each procedure based on patients’ anatomy and clinical needs through an open approach to implant selection. 

Dr. Womack is an orthopedic surgeon at Clinton, Mo.-based GVMH, the release said.

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