Ohio hospital adds spine robot

The University of Toledo (Ohio) Medical Center added Medtronic’s Mazor X Stealth robot, according to a March 31 announcement in The Blade.

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The hospital is one the first in its region to add the robot, and surgeons debuted it in February. The robot helps with implant and screw placements.

Ohio has seen a recent boom in Mazor X adoption. St. Vincent Medical Center in Toledo, Akron-based Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center and Cleveland-based University Hospitals onboarded the technology this year.

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