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Why Robotics in Spine Surgery - A Discussion with Early Adopters

by Avery L Buchholz, MD | 5 years ago

Why Robotics in Spine Surgery A Discussion with Early Adopters Please join Dr. Ronald Lehman of Columbia University Medical Center, Dr. Avery Buchholz of the University of Virginia and Dr. Jeffrey Gum of Norton Leatherman Spine Center as they discuss and review the functionality, clinical benefits and learning curve associated with adopting robotic-assisted spine surgery and the Medtronic Mazor X Stealth Edition™ system

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