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Robotic Arm-Assisted Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty
Integrating Robotic Technology Into the Operating Room

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Integration of any highly complex technology into the operating room is challenging but can be accomplished with dedicated engineers, trained surgical team members, a streamlined surgical setup, and efficient surgical technique. Early results suggest a short learning curve and excellent radiographic outcomes (2.5 times improvement in tibial alignment, lower SD). The robotic arm is a valuable tool in modern orthopedics.


 

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