MAKO Surgical announced nine RIO systems were sold in the second quarter, increasing worldwide sales to 126 RIO systems and domestic sales to 123 RIO systems.
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James Lynch, MD, is a board-certified spinal neurosurgeon and founder of SpineNevada in Reno. He specializes in complex spine surgery, cervical disorders, degenerative spine, spinal deformities, trauma, tumor infections and minimally invasive surgery. He performs more than 500 spine surgeries…
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