Saint Francis Healthcare of Memphis, Tenn., recently advanced its surgical technology with the acquisition of the ROSA Robotics Knee System, manufactured by Zimmer Biomet. This latest addition to the hospital's robot fleet further solidifies its commitment to providing patients with minimally invasive surgical options.

The ROSA Robotics Knee System is a medical device designed to enhance the precision and efficiency for knee replacement. It combines advanced robotics and artificial intelligence to assist surgeons during surgeries. With its capabilities, the system may help improve patient outcomes, reduce recovery times, and minimize the risk of complications. It also does not require CT scans, potentially reducing unnecessary radiation exposure.

This acquisition represents a significant milestone for Saint Francis Healthcare, as it expands its robot fleet. The ROSA Robotics Knee System will join the hospital's existing robotic surgical team, including Da Vinci, Globus ExcelsiusGPS, Mako, Mazor X Stealth, O-arm, Aquablation and ION Robotic Bronchoscopy.

Scott Smith, CEO of Saint Francis Healthcare, noted, "Our commitment to excellence and innovation in healthcare is unwavering. The addition of the ROSA Robotic Knee System underscores our dedication to providing our community with access to the latest advancements in medical technology."

Saint Francis Healthcare continues to invest in technology and highly skilled medical professionals to ensure that patients receive quality care close to home.