HGH Received Surgical Arm To Perform Knee Surgeries

The Hawkesbury General Hospital has acquired a robotic surgical arm to perform knee surgeries, the latest cutting-edge technology. In this way, the HGH wishes to remain attractive to patients and to meet the high standards of surgical practices. The robot, which has been used by surgeons since March, is already making a difference. With these sensors, the robotic arm is much more accurate than a normal operation, allowing the patient to recover faster. The HGH paid $700,000 for the acquisition of the arm. The hospital performs 4 knee operations every day using this machine.