New Jersey hospital debuts Velys spine robot

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Somers Point, N.J.-based Shore Medical Center has become the first hospital in New Jersey to offer the Velys active robotic assistance platform for spine surgery.

The platform pairs robotic assistance with navigation technology to support surgeons performing back and neck procedures. It uses adaptive tracking to account for patient movement during surgery while maintaining alignment with the surgical plan, according to a June 25 news release.

The technology supports minimally invasive spine procedures and could reduce postoperative pain, shorten hospital stays and speed recovery.

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