The study was based on clinical experience from cases performed in 14 U.S., German and Israeli hospitals over a four-year period. Placement accuracy was assessed by intraoperative imaging and postoperative CT scans.
Overall, 3,271 pedicle screws and guide-wires were inserted into 635 patients, of which 98 percent were found clinically acceptable. None of the patients experienced long-term neurological deficits.
Read the release about Mazor’s SpineAssist.
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