Here’s what you should know.
1. The MAKO system is a surgeon-controlled robotic arm system. It allows the surgeon to ensure proper alignment and placement.
2. The system assists surgeons in preplanning and treating each patient uniquely through a reproducible procedure.
3. Robert Thornsberry, MD, praised the MAKO system for its ability to achieve accurate and reproducible results.
4. The system was just made available for outpatient procedures.
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