Here are five highlights:
1. The center’s surgeons use the Mazor Robotics Renaissance system for minimally invasive spine surgery.
2. With donor funding, St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation bought the navigation system for $1 million.
3. David Verst, MD, completed the first Idaho spine surgery with the Renaissance system.
4. Dr. Verst commented the robotic system enhanced surgery accuracy, precision and efficiency.
5. Dr. Verst completed his spine surgery fellowship at San Francisco Spine Institute.
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