Here are five key notes:
1. Hunaldo J. Villaobos, MD, will perform the procedure in Orlando.
2. The technology includes advanced three-dimensional planning and mechanical guidance for accuracy with screw placement.
3. The technology can be used with minimally invasive and percutaneous fusion, complex spinal deformity, trauma cases and cranial procedures.
“The Mazor Robotics Renaissance system gives me the ability to perform minimally invasive procedures for my patients while providing high accuracy with minimal radiation exposure,” said Dr. Villalobos.
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