Performing Patient-Specific Knee Replacement with Intra-Operative Planning and Assistive Device (CAS, Robotics)
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Performing Patient-Specific Knee Replacement with Intra-Operative Planning and Assistive Device (CAS, Robotics)
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Computer-assisted surgery (CAS) and robotic surgery have shown promise for joint replacement by improving surgical precision regarding bone resections and ligament balance [1]. The objective is not to substitute the surgeon, but rather to assist the surgeon with the goal to perform a more precise implantation.
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