The navigation system cost $700,000 and is used for a variety of spine and neurosurgery procedures, the health system said Dec. 23. The addition allows the practice to operate two neurosurgical suites at once.
StealthStation S8 uses 2D and 3D imaging to help surgeons plan cases and track surgical instruments in the operating room.
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