New York hospital onboards Rosa knee

Warwick, N.Y.-based St. Anthony Community Hospital has added Zimmer Biomet’s Rosa robotic system, the Warwick Valley Dispatch reported June 21.

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Rosa is used to help surgeons place knee replacement implants.

“We know the decision to have joint replacement can be difficult for patients to make, and we believe these robotically-assisted technologies have the potential to make the decision easier,” orthopedic surgeon and total joint replacement director John Hardcastle, MD, said.

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