2,000th case with Xvision spine system completed

Augmedics’ Xvision spine system was used in its 2,000th case.

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John Stevenson, MD, performed the company’s milestone case in Gainesville, Fla., according to an Aug. 30 news release. The Xvision system is designed to let surgeons view a patient’s anatomy for more precise navigation of instruments and implants.

Dr. Stevenson began using Xvision in 2021.

“In my almost 25 years as a spine surgeon, I’ve used just about every type of navigation on the market,” he said in the release. “Xvision has transformed the way I do spine surgery.”

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