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Patient Experience - June 2019 - Subscribe to Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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a day instead of 1. I'm doubling the number of patients I can take care of." 3. You can boost your regional profile and attract more patients. Robots are sexy and intriguing to many consumers, which is important in a highly competitive healthcare marketplace. Surgery patients are becoming much more attuned to hunting and researching for value, quality and innovation in their healthcare choices. A surgi- cal robot can entice patients who are looking for the latest and great- est surgical approaches and medical care into your building. It can help spread awareness of your center through word of mouth, as well as become a prominent component of your marketing strategies. "You need to ask, what kind of surgery center do we want to be?" MINIMIZE YOUR RADIATION EXPOSURE Kyphon ™ Cement Delivery System Allows the physician to keep a safer distance (4 feet) from the radiation source, during the cement delivery phase of a Kyphon™ balloon kyphoplasty procedure. Risk of acrylic cements include nerve injury, including puncture of the spinal cord or nerve root. See Instructions for Use for complete information. UC202000563 EN PMD022657-1.0 MINIMIZE YOUR RADIATION EXPOSURE Kyphon ™ Cement Delivery System Allows the physician to keep a safer distance (4 feet) from the radiation source, during the cement delivery phase of a Kyphon™ balloon kyphoplasty procedure. Risk of acrylic cements include nerve injury, including puncture of the spinal cord or nerve root. See Instructions for Use for complete information. UC202000563 EN PMD022657-1.0 MINIMIZE YOUR RADIATION EXPOSURE Kyphon ™ Cement Delivery System Allows the physician to keep a safer distance (4 feet) from the radiation source, during the cement delivery phase of a Kyphon™ balloon kyphoplasty procedure. Risk of acrylic cements include nerve injury, including puncture of the spinal cord or nerve root. See Instructions for Use for complete information. UC202000563 EN PMD022657-1.0

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