Here are the key details to know about the new technology:
1. The optimized position system (OPS) takes scans, x-rays and 3D models of the patient to create an implant.
2. X-rays are taken during the procedure to ensure the implant fits properly.
3. Patients can start walking right away after the surgery.
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