Here are five notes:
1. The FDA approved the Triathlon total knee device last year.
2. Stryker plans to run clinical trials to study how surgeons use the robot-assisted surgery device so they can figure out a training protocol for surgeons who have little prior experience with robotics.
3. The company wants to avoid surgeon training issues it faced in the past.
4. Stryker bought Mako in 2013, in a $1.7 billion deal that CEO Kevin Lobo described as “messy.”
5. The company is planning to launch the Triathlon total knee in 2017.
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