Coventry surgical robots are increasingly used in knee endoprosthetics because they promise a more precise alignment of the prosthetic components. However, in a randomized study from the UK, no benefits were achieved for patients in the first year after the surgery, at significantly higher costs.
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Coventry surgical robots are increasingly used in knee endoprosthetics because they promise a more precise alignment of the prosthetic components. However, in a randomized study from the UK, no benefits were achieved for patients in the first year after the surgery, at significantly higher costs.