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Smith+Nephew's knee robot enters the UK: 4 notes
Smith+Nephew has launched its Cori surgical system for total and partial knee replacements in the U.K. -
6 centers adding robots in the last 60 days
Becker's Spine Review reported on six hospitals and practices adding spine and orthopedic robots since Sept. 23. -
The questions surgical robots still need to answer
Robots have transformed many industries, but will they revolutionize healthcare the way some medical device companies and surgeons say they will? -
North Carolina practice launches robot-assisted knee surgery
Vidant Orthopedics in Greenville, N.C., installed Zimmer Biomet's Rosa robot for total knee replacements, Reflector reported Nov. 18. -
Spine surgery gets more precise at Michigan hospital with robotic tech
St. Joseph, Mich.-based Spectrum Health Lakeland added the Mazor X Stealth Edition robotic guidance platform, according to a Nov. 15 news release. -
Surgical robots lead to lower complication rates after knee replacements, study finds
Patients who had robot-assisted total knee replacements had lower complication rates in the first three months after surgery, researchers at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery found. -
The downsides of spine robots: Equipment failure, software glitches & more
The benefits of spine robots are widely touted, but some surgeons see the technology in its current format as providing more hype than real clinical advantage. -
Zimmer Biomet recalls surgical robot
Zimmer Biomet has recalled its Rosa One 3.1 brain application because of a software error that could lead to the misplacement of instruments during neurosurgical procedures. -
Florida hospital installs robot for knee replacement
West Boca Medical Center is the first hospital in Boca Raton, Fla., to feature the CORI Surgical System for knee replacement surgery, according to an Oct. 29 report in South Florida Hospital News. -
North Carolina surgeon performs hospital's first robotic knee replacement
Clyde, N.C.-based Haywood Regional Medical Center now offers robot-assisted knee replacement surgery, according to an Oct. 26 report by The Mountaineer. -
Georgia hospital adds patient-specific surgical robot
Colquitt Regional Medical Center in Moultrie, Ga., added Stryker's Mako robot for total knee replacements. -
Medtronic's Mazor X launches in Canada
Medtronic's Mazor X is the first dedicated robot-assisted spine surgery platform launching in Canada, the company announced Oct. 25. -
Delaware hospital adds radiation-free spine navigation robot
Dover, Del.-based Bayhealth Hospital Kent Campus added the 7D Flash navigation system for spine surgery, CBS affiliate WBOC reported Oct. 13. -
7 key robotics updates from Q3
From a revealing study about surgical robot technology to debut surgeries, here are seven key updates on spine and orthopedic robots in the third quarter. -
Globus Medical marks 1st cranial surgery with ExcelsiusGPS
Francisco Ponce, MD, completed the first cranial surgery with Globus Medical's ExcelsiusGPS navigation system, according to a Sept. 27 news release. -
Dr. Trevor Pickering debuts hip replacement robot
Trevor Pickering, MD, of Mississippi Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center in Jackson, performed the nation's first robotic hip replacement surgery with Zimmer Biomet's Rosa system, according to a Sept. 23 LinkedIn post. -
Machine-assisted orthopedic surgery could see steady growth through 2031
The global market for computer-assisted orthopedic surgery will grow at a steady rate of 5.5 percent over the next decade, according to a survey by market research firm Fact.MR. -
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center debuts total joint robot in Ohio
Cleveland-based St. Vincent Charity Medical Center performed the first case in Ohio using Think Surgical's second-generation TSolution One robot for total knee replacements. -
Robotic detection of bone breach with radiation-free technology 100% effective, research shows
SpineGuard's radiation-free Dynamic Surgical Guidance sensing technology was 100 percent effective in its robotic application, according to a Sept. 7 news release. -
Robotic spine surgery has reached tipping point, but learning curve still exists: HSS study
A rising number of hospitals and spine surgeons are implementing robotics and computer-navigated spine surgery, which aims to improve precision, accuracy and predictability.
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