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Special Outpatient Surgery Edition - Orthopedics - August 2019

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definition. "The clarity and resolution of the pictures is about 5 times greater than it was before," says Dr. Kelly. We stress true 4K because pairing a 1080p camera with a 4K monitor will not produce 4K images. At Mankato Surgery Center, the 4-year-old scopes are still working well, but they're not 4K — even though the box light cord and monitors are 4K. "So it's not truly 4K because of our scope and camera differences," says Ms. Harrison. "All the components influence the image our doctors see on the screen." 7. Arthroscopic electrocautery. Surgeons can better ablate or cauterize tissue intraoperatively and reduce bleeding that can impair their view. The latest innovations are also safer, because they can operate more efficiently at lower power settings, and are more ergonomic for easier use through small cannulas. 8. Clear access cannula. Don't overlook the cannula as an object that can obstruct surgeons' vision. Transparent cannula bodies let surgeons clearly visualize sutures and surgical knots. OSM 7 0 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E • A U G U S T 2 0 1 9

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