Connecticut Orthopedics uses new 7D technology to help with spine surgeries
The next generation of image-guided navigation is now helping doctors in Connecticut with delicate spinal surgeries.
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Jun 9, 2021, 7:11 PM
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818ds agoThe next generation of image-guided navigation is now helping doctors in Connecticut with delicate spinal surgeries.
Spine Surgeon, and Co-Director of CT Orthopaedic Institute Hartford HealthCare St. Vincent’s Medical Center, Dr. Gerard Girasole, says that the 7D technology is being used at St. Vincent's Medical Center - making it one of the first hospitals in the state to use it.
He says it doesn't use radiation and is precise and timely.
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