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Transforming Patient Care with AI and Robotic Innovations

June 21, 2024 by David Edwards

In 2024, AI and robotics are transforming patient care with significant advancements. An AI prompt enhances diagnostic accuracy and surgical precision, enabling early detection of conditions like cancer.

Robotic-assisted surgeries offer greater precision and reduced recovery times.

AI and robotics streamline hospital operations and patient care. Intelligent robots deliver medicines efficiently, while AI-equipped robots interact with patients using voice and facial recognition. [Read more…] about Transforming Patient Care with AI and Robotic Innovations

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: ai, care, helthcare, patient, robotic, surgeries

Potential Future Uses for Robotics in the Healthcare World

August 23, 2023 by David Edwards

The robotics industry is thriving and we’re seeing new applications of robots or robotics technology across sectors throughout the world. Some of these sectors are using robotics for the first time, but others have been using it for a while.

Take the healthcare industry, for example. Robotics have been used here for special applications such as surgeries over the last few years.

But, as technology develops, what are some of the potential future uses we could see in the coming years or decades? [Read more…] about Potential Future Uses for Robotics in the Healthcare World

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: applications, assistants, future, health, healthcare, industry, medical, patients, people, potential, prosthetics, robotic, robotics, robots, surgeries, technology, things, time, waiting, years

Innovations in Dentistry: Navigational Surgery, Robotics, and Nanotechnology

March 14, 2022 by David Edwards

We are going to start this article with imaginary scenery. So, please indulge us.

Reggie falls and loses two of his teeth. He soon finds it difficult to chew correctly and realizes he might visit the dentist for implants. Coincidentally, his grandmother had to get implants years ago. He remembers how they had to take multiple visits to the dentist and how long it took to fix her smile. Ultimately, Reggie gets discouraged and postpones his visit to the dentist.

This story typically depicts one of the drawbacks of traditional dental procedures, which has been corrected by technological advancements in dentistry over the years. Most dental experts today, like the dentist Steven Shapiro, DMD attests to the benefits of advanced technology such as nanotechnology and robotics in dental surgeries and procedures. [Read more…] about Innovations in Dentistry: Navigational Surgery, Robotics, and Nanotechnology

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: complications, dental, dentist, dentistry, implant, nanotechnology, procedures, robotics, surgeries, surgery, treatment

2022 Healthtech Forecast: Record-Breaking Technology Expansion

January 12, 2022 by David Edwards

Artificial intelligence (AI) research has become one of the most active areas in computer science, with an expectation that AI will help to solve many problems in healthcare.

The use of AI technology in healthcare is poised to dramatically improve medicine over the next few years as researchers find new ways to integrate it into patient care and clinical operations.

In 2021, WHO issued its first report on Artificial Intelligence in health. The report is the result of 2 years of consultations held by a panel of experts. [Read more…] about 2022 Healthtech Forecast: Record-Breaking Technology Expansion

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: ai, artificial, clinical, computer, covid, drug, health, healthcare, intelligence, medical, medicine, report, sars-cov, surgeries, technology, virus, years

Monogram Orthopedics attracts 5,000 investors on way to raising $30 million

August 23, 2021 by David Edwards

Monogram Orthopedics, the startup advancing the future of joint replacement surgery, has attracted 5,000 Series B investors – and almost $1 million – on crowdfunding platform StartEngine.

Aiming to personalize the $19.6 billion joint replacement market through artificial intelligence, robotics, and 3D printing, Monogram Orthopedics is targeting a $34 million raise to scale and bring their technology to market.

The company expects to kick off its unmatched personalized approach with its first Total Knee Arthroplasty implant FDA submission planned for later this year. [Read more…] about Monogram Orthopedics attracts 5,000 investors on way to raising $30 million

Filed Under: Health, News Tagged With: active, approach, company, implants, joint, knee, market, medical, monogram, orthopedics, patient, patients, percent, personalized, replacement, robotics, surgeries, surgical, technology, tka, university, year

Medical Microinstruments’ Symani surgical system saves patient’s arm from amputation

August 9, 2021 by David Edwards

Medical Microinstruments, a robotics company specialising in microsurgery, says its Symani Surgical System was successfully used at Careggi University Hospital Florence by Professor Marco Innocenti, MD, and his team in a complex, post-traumatic limb reconstruction that saved a patient’s arm from amputation.

The case is the first enrolled patient in MMI’s post-market study.

Prof Innocenti, the head of reconstructive surgery and microsurgery at Careggi University Hospital, performed the procedure which involved a young adult who suffered a motorcycle accident. [Read more…] about Medical Microinstruments’ Symani surgical system saves patient’s arm from amputation

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Microsurgery robot market set to reach $2 billion by 2026

January 20, 2021 by David Edwards

The microsurgery robot market is projected to attain “remarkable revenue growth” in view of rapid technological advancements in the field of medical science, according to a recent study by market research firm Global Market Insights.

The analyst forecasts that the microsurgery robot market will reach $2 billion by 2026.

Growing inclination towards creating innovative microsurgery devices that are capable of undertaking complex surgeries could massively enhance the product demand in the future. [Read more…] about Microsurgery robot market set to reach $2 billion by 2026

Filed Under: Features, Health Tagged With: application, demand, expected, growth, huge, market, microsurgery, number, percent, product, robot, robots, segment, surgeries, surgery, surgical

Indian hospital launches ‘world’s first’ fully active robotic knee replacement system

January 13, 2021 by Mai Tao

Sakra World Hospital, one of the leading healthcare providers in Bengaluru and India’s first FDI (foreign direct investment) hospital, now boasts of the country’s first, one of a kind healthcare breakthrough – advanced robotic knee replacement technology that is set to empower the orthopaedic surgeons to plan the knee replacement days before they enter the operation theatre to actually conduct the procedure.

The “Cuvis Joint” is claimed to be “the world’s first fully active robotic knee replacement system” which is now making knee replacement surgeries “more accurate, transparent and hassle-free” in Sakra World Hospital and comes as a “bliss” for those suffering from severe arthritis, says Sakra.

Manufactured by Curexo, a South Korean firm and marketed and sold by Meril Healthcare in India and known for its unique and autonomous nature of functioning, Cuvis Joint was launched by BS Yediyurappa, Chief Minister of Karnataka and Dr Shivaraj Kumar, popular Kannada film actor. [Read more…] about Indian hospital launches ‘world’s first’ fully active robotic knee replacement system

Filed Under: Features, Health Tagged With: accuracy, active, arthritis, ct, cuvis, dr, fully, healthcare, help, hospital, india, joint, knee, maximum, meril, plan, replacement, robotic, sakra, software, suffering, surgeries, surgery, system, technology

Adena to invest $70m in orthopaedic and robotics centre

May 23, 2019 by Anna

Adena Health System is to construct a five-story Orthopedic and Robotics Center on the campus of Adena Regional Medical Center (ARMC), located in Chillicothe, Ohio, USA.

The  $70-million investment will include at least six operating rooms to meet the specific technological and space needs for current and future orthopaedic and robot-assisted surgeries.

Construction is expected to begin later this year, with the new centre opening in 2021.

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