First navigated reverse outpatient total shoulder procedure performed at Atlantic Coast Surgical Suites

Moby Parsons, MD, performed the Seabrook, N.H.-based Atlantic Coast Surgical Suites’ first navigated outpatient reverse shoulder replacement using the Exactech GPS system.

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Dr. Parsons serves as one of the design surgeons for the Exactech GPS system. The system works by creating a 3D image of a patient’s shoulder, which is imported into planning software that allows the surgeon to virtually perform the operation. The Exactech GPS system provides real-time navigation of the surgical plan in the operating room.

Dr. Parsons has two years of experience using the technology and was recently inducted into American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons.

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