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ers, he says, adding, "The
improved imaging might be even
more helpful during their cases."
For Dr. Kung, the dramatically
improved detail is especially
helpful when he's performing
challenging arthroscopic shoul-
der and knee repairs. "It's easier
to see small details," he says.
"Ultra high-def is really beneficial
when the cartilage is still intact,
but you're searching for small
defects — looking to see where
the cartilage is abnormal or a lit-
tle softer, or where there's a tiny
bubble in that area."
Dr. Kung also touts 4K for
assessing blood vessels during
procedures such as meniscus
repairs. He adds, "You want to be
able to judge healing potential
and, if there's more vascularity,
there's a higher healing potential.
Its easier to see and appreciate
that with a better camera."
Dr. Uchal performs roughly 500
weight-loss surgeries per year
and, he says, there's no question
that the newly acquired imaging
technology is already making a
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