The new application expands the Navio Surgical System’s indications from unicondylar knee replacement to offer the full suite of partial knee replacement options.
“We focus our technology development efforts on clinically relevant applications that can benefit from reproducible precision. Adding patellofemoral replacement was the logical next step for us. This PFJ application will continue to arm our surgeon customers with the next-generation in robotics-assisted tools to safely and effectively treat a greater population of patients,” said Eric Timko, president and CEO of Blue Belt Technologies in a news release.
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