Michael Scheel, MD, and Michael Myers, DO, are trained to use the robot, which helps with surgical planning. Dr. Myers said in the report that the tool helps him “measure twice, cut once.”
The robot also helps the surgeons get patients home sooner with less postoperative pain.
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