<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0tijDv_1EsXypWS00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0tijDv_1EsXypWS00" width="2048" height="1543" ></figure>MercyOne Genesis recently announced that it is bringing advanced robotic tools to the Quad Cities in order to help patients with spinal surgeries.This new wave of technology will allow Quad Cities patients to get the help they require, without having to leave the area to get access.“For a decade, the most difficult spine cases in this part of the state were sent out of the region. We have assembled the surgeons, the sites and now the technology to take those cases on here,” said Dr. Andrew J. Pugely, MercyOne Genesis orthopedics care medical director, in a recent news release.The new tools will allow experts to make 2D and 3D scans of a patient’s spinal anatomy, giving doctors and physicians the ability to make a plan for the patient’s care ahead of surgery.“This newest generation of spine surgery technology is a robotic platform that integrates surgical planning, real-time navigation and robotic guidance into a single system,” the release said. This will benefit patients by taking less time at the surgical and recovery stages, making smaller incisions to the patient’s body, and presenting the opportunity for fewer repeat surgeries.“MercyOne is a leader in robotic surgery, bringing together advanced surgical technology and experienced surgeons to offer minimally invasive treatment options across Iowa,” says MercyOne’s robotic surgery website. “With more than 20 years of experience and the most comprehensive robotic surgery program in the state, MercyOne helps patients access precise, personalized care—close to home.”“As the regional leader in spine care, we can now handle the most complex cases from across eastern Iowa and western Illinois,” said Jordan Voigt, president of MercyOne’s Eastern Division. “These robotic and navigation platforms represent a substantial capital and organizational commitment to treating the most complex cases locally rather than referring them elsewhere.”</div></body>

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MercyOne Genesis recently announced that it is bringing advanced robotic tools to the Quad Cities in order to help patients with spinal surgeries. This new wave of technology will allow Quad Cities patients to get the help they require, without having to leave the area to get access. “For a...

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