The system was used for the first time on Nov. 8, the release said. It uses real-time 3D mapping and can reduce procedure times by up to two-thirds.
“This technology is a game changer for spine surgery,” Edward Rustamzadeh, MD, a spine surgeon at the hospital, said in the release. “It improves safety, shortens surgery times, and helps achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.”
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