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Mako SmartRobotics robotic-arm assisted surgery
Model Mako 4
Robotic-arm platform that guides bone preparation and implant placement from a CT-based plan within haptic boundaries.
- Category
- Navigation and robotics in Surgical visualisation and OT safety
- Specialties
- Orthopaedics and trauma
- Applications
- Total and partial knee arthroplasty, Total hip arthroplasty
Price on request: pricing, availability and configuration are confirmed on enquiry. Demonstration and installation are arranged through the nearest ViSurg branch.
Overview
Mako SmartRobotics is a robotic-arm assisted surgery system from Stryker for joint replacement. It builds a three-dimensional plan from the patient’s CT scan and uses AccuStop haptic technology to keep the cutting instrument within the planned boundaries while the surgeon executes it. Applications listed here are total knee and total hip arthroplasty; other Mako applications are confirmed with the manufacturer.
Mako 4 is integrated with the Q Guidance System, which serves as the hub for SmartRobotics applications. It includes an FP8000 camera with a wide field of view, a small operating room footprint, and a MICS 3 handpiece used in knee and hip procedures.
Features
- CT-based pre-operative planning
- Haptic boundary control during cutting
- Compact theatre footprint
Specifications
The current manufacturer data sheet for Mako SmartRobotics robotic-arm assisted surgery Mako 4 is supplied with the quotation, so the figures you compare are the manufacturer's own and up to date. Ask for the data sheet or read the manufacturer's product page.
Manufacturer information: stryker.com
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