Robotic Surgery
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Do You Need a Robot to Replace Knees?
Some orthopedic surgeons say the technology noticeably improves outcomes. Others say it simply makes post-op X-rays look better.
Posted 12/19/19 | | 
Wanted: An Abdominal Robot For Same-Day Surgery
Here's an update on the quest for smaller, less expensive robots tailored to outpatient facilities.
Posted 12/19/19 | |
Helping Hand
Despite the expense, here's why we're committed to robot-assisted abdominal surgeries.
Posted 07/18/19 | |
The Economics of Robot-assisted Spine Surgery
The massive upfront cost is offset by fewer revision surgeries, lower infection rates, reduced lengths of stay and shorter OR times.
Posted 06/19/19 | |
Adding On to Abdominal Surgery
Robots and interactive imaging technology are set to transform minimally invasive procedures.
Posted 04/03/19 | |
Are Robots Right for Hernia Repair?
Robots are a good option for complex cases - and for surgeons inexperienced with laparoscopic repair.
Posted 01/15/19 | |
When the Robot Malfunctions
Prepare for the unexpected so glitches don't lead to disastrous outcomes.
Posted 12/13/18 | |
Who's Using the Robot?
Study: Urology, gynecology and endocrine-related surgery have the highest proportion of robotic-assisted procedures.
Posted 09/19/17 |
Robotic Knee Replacement
Robotic arms help surgeons prepare the bone with sub-millimeter accuracy and place the implant with spot-on precision.
Posted 07/25/17 | |
Robotic Benefits Without the Robot
Handheld instruments that provide robot-like functionality.
Posted 05/08/17 | |
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