The surgery, scheduled for Dec. 9, will be an outpatient anterior hip replacement, the release said. Dr. Bawa has performed more than 1,000 procedures with the Mako.
“I am proud to offer robotic-assisted total joint replacement using this incredible system to patients in our state-of-the-art outpatient facility, the Center for Orthopedic Surgery,” Dr. Bawa said in the release. “Robotic-arm assistance joint replacement allows me to minimize soft tissue injury and optimize component position which translates into less pain and faster recovery for patients.”
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