Mazor Robotics, a developer of guidance systems and complementary products, has sold a second Renaissance system to Westside Surgical Hospital located in Houston, Texas.
This represents the third Renaissance system in the Houston area and eighth Renaissance system in the state of Texas.
Westside Surgical Hospital is part of the K+S Consulting Group, an owner and operator of hospitals and outpatient surgical centers, including Humble Surgical Hospital, another Renaissance system site.
The Renaissance system will be installed at Westside Surgical Hospital, where renowned orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Richard Francis, regularly operates. It will be the second Renaissance system installed by Westside Surgical and will be used for clinical and training purposes.
Mazor Robotics CEO Ori Hadomi noted the success of the Renaissance system, which is supported by the number of procedures performed and the business and clinical benefits, is driving increased interest from surgeons and hospital administrators.
"Furthermore, in choosing to add a second system for clinical and training purposes, Westside Surgical sees the future value of Renaissance as it seeks to enhance and broaden surgeon participation," Hadomi added.