In recent years, enabling technologies have revolutionized the way medical professionals approach patient care. In the orthopedic industry, these advancements have been particularly transformative. From 3D printing to robotic surgery, artificial intelligence to augmented reality, orthopedic care is evolving at a rapid pace. […]
(FE News) – Proximie, the global health technology platform digitally connecting operating rooms, announces a pilot partnership with Smith+Nephew. The partnership – which is running in select centres in the UK, Ireland and NORDICS – enables more surgeons to be trained to carry out procedures, and contribute towards improved patient outcomes. […]
(Forbes) – AI has already proven to be a tremendous asset in healthcare diagnostics and patient monitoring. I believe that integrating AI into the operating room is the next logical step in implementing AI-based systems and machine learning into medical care in a process that would significantly benefit both surgeons and patients. […]
(Fast Company) – I believe that healthcare is the problem of our generation, and if we don’t fix it then it will break the bank, our health or both. And I believe it deserves the world’s best and brightest minds working on fixing it. But how we go about fixing healthcare matters. […]
(The Inquirer) – When a Rothman Orthopaedic Institute surgeon replaced Kathryn Patterson’s left hip in May 2021, the North Cape May resident was part of a massive shift in the way joint replacements are done. […]
(CSJ) – Digital technologies have the potential to transform surgery and medical device manufacturers are now evolving to advance this technology-driven revolution. So, how could ‘digital surgery’ lead to reduced variation, improved outcomes, and increased efficiency? […]
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