The robot aids surgeons during minimally invasive surgery by providing an optimized view of the patient’s hip, increasing accuracy and precision, according to a March 15 news release.
Kris Hanby, MD, medical director of Washington Regional’s Total Joint Center, said the system will reduce recovery time and pain following the surgery.
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