(iNews) – A British surgical robotics company will become the first in the world to store clinical health data on glass platters in what is being hailed as a milestone in the digitisation of healthcare. […]
(ODT) – Robotic-assisted orthopedic surgical technologies begin a promising resurgence following a year of stunted growth. […]
(Additive Report) – Total knee replacement surgery has intrigued me since 1979, when my grandfather had the procedure performed on both knees. The prostheses of that era were designed to anatomically mimic the motion of a knee joint, making them superior to their hinge-action predecessors of the ’60s. […]
(New York Times) – As more people strive to stay active on aging frames, robots and other technologies are likely to play a wider role in helping surgeons replace joints. […]
(Motley Fool) – Stryker acquired Mako Surgical in 2013. It did so with a plan to combine the company’s leadership with Mako’s innovative robotic arm assisted surgical products in an effort to transform orthopedics. […]
(HealthcareDive) – Through partnerships with big tech or developments of smart implants, the orthopaedic companies are exploring how utilizing data can improve procedures and patient outcomes. […]
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