Oklahoma surgery center offering Mako Robotics for joint replacements

Tulsa Bone and Joint’s Union Pines Surgery Center is now the first ambulatory surgery center in Oklahoma to offer procedures with Mako SmartRobotics.

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The technology uses CT-based planning and data analytics during joint replacement surgeries, according to a Jan. 11 release. The first two knee surgeries at the surgery center using Mako SmartRobotics were performed Jan. 5.

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