The Director of The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders in New Jersey has become the first surgeon in the state to use the PathKeeper surgical spine navigation system.
Dr. Lewin is the Director of Spine Surgery at the Institute for Robotic Surgery at Hudson Regional Hospital in Secaucus, New Jersey.
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The latest advancement in surgical technology is the PathKeeper System, which uses artificial intelligence and 3D cameras to empower surgeons with sub millimeter accuracy for registration and tool tracking.
The system integrates state-of-the-art navigation capabilities with real-time images, allowing surgeons to navigate complex spine structures with unprecedented accuracy, and eliminates radiation in the operating room.
Dr. Lewin said he was excited to have the chance to pioneer the use of Pathkeeper in New Jersey.
Next generation technology in the surgical landscape is represented by the PathKeeper System used by Dr. Jonathan Lewin.
The founder and CEO of PathKeeper Surgical said that they are happy to work with Dr. Lewin and that they have built a next generation platform that should help surgeons improve clinical outcomes for patients and provide significant value to health systems.
About PathKeeper surgical.
The founder of PathKeeper Surgical is a medical technology expert with more than 20 years of experience.
You can learn more at www.path-keeper.com.
Ryan LeBlanc is the Chief Commercial Officer.
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PathKeeper is a source.
PathKeeper Surgical is committed to advance surgical solutions through innovative camera and machine learning.
The company is changing the field of spine surgery.

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