Becker's Spine Review

‘If you don’t adopt, you will get lost in the dust’: Spine’s technology reckoning

The reputation of spine surgery was built in another era. Patients still imagine a long incision down the back, muscles stripped from the spine and months spent recovering in a brace. For decades, ...

Teen with ‘suicide disease’ making the slightest touch agonising becomes UK’s first to get pain-relieving spine implant

EIGHTEEN-year-old Ralph Seed has become the first teenager in the UK to undergo a pioneering procedure to his spinal cord to ...

How Robotic Orthopaedics Is Transforming Joint Care In Eastern India: The Clinical Journey Of Dr Dibya Singha

Dr. Dibya Singha highlighted how robotic-assisted joint replacement, arthroscopy and minimally invasive surgery are transforming orthopaedic care in India. Drawing on international training and ...
Le Lézard

FDA Clears Momentis Surgical's Anovo® System for Multiport Surgery, Making It the First Robotic Platform to Support Three Surgical Approaches

Momentis Surgical today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted 510(k) clearance for the multiport configuration of the Anovo® Surgical System, expanding the versatility ...
Silicon Republic

J&J table-integrated surgical robot gets FDA approval

Johnson & Johnson has earned ‘de novo’ approval from the US FDA for what it said is the world’s first table-integrated soft ...
Becker's Spine Review

What spine surgery’s next generation is inheriting, and what it still has to earn

Josephine Coury, MD, is beginning her spine surgery career with more technological guidance than any previous generation received. Software can help plan an operation before the incision. Navigation ...