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Israeli Hospital Uses Advanced AI Robot for Complex Spine Surgery
Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center in Jerusalem performed Israel's first complex spine surgery using an advanced AI robot on 18-year-old Shani, who suffered from severe scoliosis. The Stealth Axis robot offers enhanced precision and navigation, integrating AI and advanced planning.
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- 01Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center performed Israel's first complex spine surgery using an advanced AI robot.
- 02The Stealth Axis robot integrates artificial intelligence, advanced surgical planning, and precise navigation.
- 03The surgery was performed on 18-year-old Shani, who suffered from severe and complex scoliosis.
- 04Prof. Josh Schroeder led the surgical team, which received specialized training in Switzerland.
- 05The procedure lasted over five hours and was described as complex but complication-free.
- 06Shani is recovering well and has been discharged less than a week after the surgery.
The surgical team underwent specialized training in Switzerland before the procedure, which lasted over five hours. Shani is recovering well and has been discharged, with further surgeries planned using the robot.
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