Longview (Texas) Regional Medical Center surgeons Jordan Stanley, MD, and Martin Hilton, MD, have each performed more than 500 minimally invasive robotic-assisted joint replacement surgeries, according to a July 8 report from the East Texas Review.
The specialists treat patients at Longview Orthopedics Regional Clinics, and are committed to using minimally invasive technology to enhance patient outcomes, improve satisfaction and reduce recovery times.
Robotic joint technology allows surgeons more accuracy and precision and is custom tailored to unique patient anatomy.
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