Dr. Deepak Reddy reaches 300 cases with spine robot

An Indiana spine surgeon recently completed his 300th robotic-assisted spine surgery.

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Deepak Reddy, MD, of South Bend (Ind.) Orthopedics, completed the procedure using Globus Medical’s ExcelsiusGPS, according to a recent LinkedIn post. He’s completed more cases with the robot than any other surgeon in the state, the practice said.

The ExcelsiusGPS combines a robotic arm with full navigational capabilities that allow surgeons to operate with a small incision.

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