How Phoenix Children’s Hospital uses robotic guidance for neurosurgery

Stealth Autoguide platform
The Stealth Autoguide platform integrates with the Medtronic StealthStation to robotically assist placement of instruments for cranial procedures. Image: Medtronic

The addition of a robotic assistant for cranial procedures helps surgeons improve accuracy, reduce recovery time for pediatric patients.

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