I
f you're thinking of launching a total joint program, you should
seriously consider adding a navigation-driven robotic-assisted
system. The technology lets surgeons customize total knee
replacement surgery for individual patients, increasing the preci-
sion of implant placement and ultimately improving outcomes.
Newer systems have advanced to the point where cuts result in less col-
lateral damage to bone and soft tissues, and less surgical dissection is
required.
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The Case for Robotic-Assisted
Total Knee Replacement
Alvarado
Hospital
• CUTTING EDGE Dr. James Bates recently added robotic-assisted joint replacement and has improved on his already excellent outcomes.
Incredible precision levels the playing field among surgeons
and improves long-term outcomes.
