Arizona orthopedic surgery center offers robotic-assisted joint replacement

Flagstaff (Ariz.) Bone & Joint added the OMNIBotics robotic surgery platform to perform robotically-assisted knee replacement surgeries at its surgery center, Flagstaff Business News reported Nov. 3.

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The practice has used the platform since April. Amber Randall, MD, leads the program. She has performed more than 1,800 robotic-assisted surgeries during her career.

The platform uses imaging before the procedure to produce a 3D model of a patient’s knee. The robot then assists the surgeon during the procedure to ensure accurate implant placement.

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