The hospital’s first surgery using the robot was performed in November 2020, the report said. A second Da Vinci robot was added in late 2021. The hospital recorded its first robot-assisted knee replacement in December 2021.
”We are continuing to explore more options using robot-assisted surgery,” the hospital’s Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Kenneth Jones, MD, said. “It is evident that surgeons and patients alike see the value in the technology.”
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