Surgeons at the practice have completed their first case using Mako, which creates a CT scan to help physicians plan procedures. The robot can make surgeries more accurate compared with traditional joint replacements.
“The robot helps make really accurate cuts in joint replacement in a manner that is highly accurate and reproducible for many surgeons,” Pasquale Petrera, MD, told the station.
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