| Limitations
of Non-CAS |
 |
CAS
|
| Difficult
translating pre-operative plan during surgery. |
The
precision of CAS increases the surgeon's ability to execute the
customized plan for each patient, leading to optimum surgical
outcome. |
|
| Inconsistent
inter-operative and inter-surgeon result |
CAS
increases reproducibility of surgical techniques across a wider
population of surgeons and patients |
|
| Limited
intra-operative information |
CAS
provides new, real-time information, allowing the surgical plan
to be modified intra-operative, thus creating more informed decision-making
and enhancing flexibility at each stage |
|
| Steep
and long learning curve, leading to limited number of skilled
surgeons |
CAS
enhances the teaching of surgical procedures |
|
| Invasive
surgical technique required to maximize intra-operative vision |
CAS
provides enhanced surgical vision, enabiling reliable MIS for
all surgeons and all patients. |
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We
are consistently achieving the desired mechanical axis as seen
above in the intra operative computer screen shot. Varus seen
above is 0 degrees. No residual deformity left after surgery. |
