Four things to know:
1. ExcelsiusGPS combines a robotic arm with navigation to improve accuracy in the placement of screws during spine surgery.
2. The system supports screw placement in several approaches including posterior cervical, posterior thoracic sacroiliac and posterior lumbar.
3. ExcelsiusGPS is designed to streamline the surgical workflow and reduce radiation exposure to surgeons and staff.
4. The device costs around $1.5 million.
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Drs. Nic Gay, Kerisimasi Reynolds team to form Silicon Valley Orthopaedics
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