The Navio system collects data, compares the preoperative plan to what’s happening on the operating table in real time and compares the plan to the end result of surgery.
“Robotics assists the surgeon to promote alignment and ligament balancing as well as more robust collection of data for research,” said Chris O’Grady, MD, the physician who performed the procedure.
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