Advancing surgical precision: ROSA shoulder system

By leveraging robotic technology and data analytics, this innovative system enables surgeons to perform complex shoulder procedures with enhanced accuracy and patient-specific customization. With the flexibility to execute both anatomic and reverse shoulder replacements, ROSA Shoulder optimizes surgical outcomes and improves patient satisfaction.

A key feature of ROSA Shoulder is its ability to facilitate precise placement of shoulder implants, crucial for post-operative function and long-term implant survival. Integrated with the Signature ONE Surgical Planning System 2.0, ROSA Shoulder enables pre-operative planning based on 3D image visualization and patient-specific guide creation. Surgeons receive real-time, intra-operative data to control and validate personalized surgical plans, minimizing complications and enhancing patient safety.

Moreover, ROSA Shoulder offers improved accessibility with unique features such as humeral head resectioning reproduction and simplified instrument insertion, enhancing surgical accessibility and ease of use. This comprehensive approach to shoulder replacement surgery sets a new standard for surgical excellence and patient care.

Renowned orthopedic surgeon, Dr. John W. Sperling from Mayo Clinic, emphasizes: “This innovative approach is designed to allow surgeons to virtually walk through a procedure before making any resections, and then receive live feedback and the ability to control glenoid ream depth and intra-operatively validate cut resections during the procedure.”

In conclusion, ROSA Shoulder System represents a significant advancement in orthopedic surgery, improving the way shoulder replacement procedures are performed. With its precision, flexibility, and data-driven approach, ROSA Shoulder sets a new standard for surgical excellence and patient-specific customization.

MEDICA-tradefair.com; Source: Zimmer Biomet