Dr. Richard Bransford is using a new robotic-assisted device to improve precision and reduce tissue trauma in spine surgery.
The new robotic-assisted device helps ensure a more accurate and precise screw placement in spine surgery, which studies suggest is more effective. The robotic-assisted device also allows for minor incisions, eliminating the need for big wide-open exposure to spinal stuctures and the associated tissue trauma.
Read more about Dr. Bransford's use of robotic-assisted devices in spine surgery at the UW Medicine newsroom article or at KIRO7:
UW Medicine - New robotic-assisted device used in spinal surgery
KIRO7 - UW Medicine using newest robotics tech in spinal surgery
10/22/2024