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Idaho hospital adds spinal navigation system
The North Canyon Medical Center in Gooding, Idaho, has added Globus Medical's robotic spinal surgery navigation system, Excelsius GPS, to its practice, according to a Jan. 16 report from Twin Falls, Idaho, CBS affiliate KMVT. -
45+ places adding spine, orthopedic robots in 2022
Becker's reported on more than 45 hospitals, health systems and practices adding spine and orthopedic robots in 2022. -
Missouri clinic to add Mako arm for hip, knee replacements
Ozarks Healthcare in West Plains, Mo., has become the first healthcare system in the region to add a Mako robot for hip and knee replacement surgeries, according to a Jan. 10 report from Ozark Radio News. -
3 places adding spine, orthopedic robots in December
Becker's reported on three places adding spine and orthopedic robots in December: -
Orthopedic company raises $15.9M to complete knee robot
Paris-based Ganymed Robotics raised an additional 15 million Euros, or approximately $15.9 million, in Series B funding, the company said Jan. 4. -
9 key robotics headlines in Q4
From milestones to next steps in development, here are nine key updates in spine and orthopedic robotics from the fourth quarter of 2022: -
Dr. Lon Baronne reaches 600 cases with spine robot
Lon M. Baronne, II, MD, has reached his 600th case using Globus Medical's ExcelsiusGPS since receiving it in 2018, KLFY reported Dec. 13. -
7 places adding spine, orthopedic robots in November
Becker's reported on X places adding spine and orthopedic robots in November: -
Dr. Andrew Zhang debuts Mazor X spine robot at Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport
Andrew Zhang, MD, performed LSU Health Shreveport's (La.) first spine surgery with the Mazor X robot, according to a Dec. 8 announcement in the Bossier Press-Tribune. -
Minnesota hospital adds Stryker robot
Allina Health's Owatonna (Minn.) Hospital added a Stryker Mako robotic arm to its orthopedics department, according to a Dec. 7 report from Owatonna.com. -
Orthopedic surgical robot market expected to grow significantly this decade
The orthopedic surgical robot market is expected to grow by more than $4 billion USD by 2029. This growth is expected across North America, South America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, as listed in a report from Grey Views. -
Think Surgical teams up with digital health company
THINK Surgical has partnered with UK-based digital health company Definition Health, according to a Dec. 5 release from the company. THINK Surgical is a robotics developer focusing on orthopedic surgery robots. -
Spine robots need 'a giant leap forward': 12 surgeons' wishlist for the next generation of robots
Robots are still considered to be in their infancy in spine surgery, but most surgeons agree they will have a critical role to play in the future of the specialty. However, certain challenges remain. -
Dr. Joseph Kavolus debuts MicroPort Navibot's knee robot
Joseph Kavolus, MD, of Lighthouse Surgical Suites in Hollis, N.H., completed the first clinical case with MicroPort Navibot's Skywalker robot. -
Dr. Benjamin Burch debuts SeaSpine's navigation system at Mississippi hospital
Benjamin Burch, MD, became the first surgeon in northern Mississippi to use SeaSpine's Flash navigation system, according to a Nov. 30 announcement in the Oxford Eagle. -
Dr. David Eggert reaches 1,000th case with orthopedic robot
David Eggert, MD, completed his 1,000th surgery using Stryker's Mako robot, the Ripon Commonwealth Press reported Nov. 27. -
Indiana hospital adds spine robot, imaging system
Columbus (Ind.) Regional Health added Medtronic's StealthStation S8 and O-arm systems, the hospital said Nov. 11. -
Orthopedic robotics company bolsters sales leadership
Think Surgical added three members to its sales leadership team. -
California hospital marks 200th robotic-assisted knee replacement
Foothill Regional Medical Center in Tustin, Calif. reached a milestone with its Mako knee robot. -
Drs. Rafael Levin, Evan Baird debut spine robot at New Jersey hospital
Hackensack Meridian Pascack Valley Medical Center in Westwood, N.J., added Globus Medical's Excelsius GPS robot for spine surgery, the hospital said Nov. 14.
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