Three things to know:
1. Dr. Anissipour performed the first spine surgery with the Mazor X in November and the second in December.
2. Costing about $1 million, the device enables surgeons to create personalized 3D surgical plans before surgery.
3. Mazor X also assists surgeons with the accurate implantation of pedicle screws.
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