The trends include:
1. Robotics are allowing for more minimally invasive procedures.
2. Surgeons gravitate toward technology and innovation that will make patient recovery better.
3. Surgeons are looking for the most effective way to provide quality treatment; outpatient facilities can provide quality and efficient care with minimally invasive technologies.
4. Time is of the essence and patients are seeking pain relief. New technologies can meet that demand.
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