Mako SmartRobotics uses 3D CT-based planning, haptic technology and data analytics in a single platform that’s shown better patient outcomes. This can include less soft tissue damage and more bone preservation for some patients.
The SmartRobotics system was also implemented at Newnan-based Georgia Bone and Joint in November.
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