Dr. Martin Roche Leads Team in First Advanced Sensor-Assisted Knee Surgery at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale

A team led by Martin Roche, MD, chief of orthopedics and surgical director of the orthopedic institute at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., performed the hospital’s first advanced sensor-assisted knee surgery, according to a hospital news release.

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Physicians used MAKO Surgical robotic technology during the minimally invasive surgery in order to make precise incisions customized to the patient’s knee. Though the hospital has used MAKO technology in several previous surgeries, new sensors allowed the physicians to obtain improved soft tissue balance and patient-specific kinematics.

The new advances in robotic surgical technology were designed to improve recovery time.  

Read the release on Holy Cross Hospital’s first advanced sensor-assisted knee surgery.

Read more coverage on orthopedic robotic technology:

– Dr. Stacey Bremer Becomes First in the United States to Perform Specialized Robotic Hand Surgery

– SpineAssist Surgical Robot Pre-Surgery Planning Device Available in Texas

– California’s Sutter Medical Center First in Nation to Use Next-Generation ROBODOC System for Joint Replacement

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