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Mazor X Stealth™ Edition is a spinal robotic guidance system that uses the patient's CT/Fluoro image of their spine to map out 3D guided images for an intra-operative surgical plan. By using real-time 3D image guidance, visualization and navigation the surgeon has optimal implant trajectories, and the precision and accuracy of a robotic arm.

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https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mazor+x+stealth+edition+

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Mazor X Stealth Edition(tm)  How It Works Video

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Medtronic's Mazor X Stealth Edition was cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in November 2018. The system launched in the US in 2019.

https://www.medtronic.com/us-en/healthcare-professionals/therapies-procedures/spinal-orthopaedic/spine-robotics.html

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- Predictability of Surgical Planning
- Precision of Robotic Guidance
- Enhanced Visualization of Surgical Site by Navigation
- Up to 100% Pedicle Screw Placement Accuracy
- Less tissue destruction
- Decreased Postoperative Pain

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- High Cost for System
- Learning Curve for Surgical Team
- Lack Reliable Tactile Feedback

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I have been a part of the surgical team for about 12 years, both as a surgical tech and a nurse. I have used navigation systems (for spine and total joints) and robotics (for General surgeries). To see both of these systems merge with one another is intriguing. In my personal opinion, I have seen better pedicle screw placement accuracy with navigation compared to the traditional approach. Robotics do have the capability to have better precision, but it does take away the "feel" some surgeons rely on. Also, robotics do benefit the patient with smaller incisions and less tissue damage, but they take longer to use, increasing anesthesia time for the patient. Incorporating this system in the O.R. would be costly for the facility and involve extensive training for staff. Furthermore, the Mazor X Stealth needs more studies to define statistical advantages and disadvantages.

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Andrew- Activator: will take action to find new information in a timely manner without compromising the team's ideas

Abraham- Arranger: will have the ability to take all ideas, resources and organize them to achieve max productivity for the team

Daisy- Developer: it is important for the team to continuously grow and for each individual to see their own potential. This brings strength and ambition to the table

Pablo- Positivity: the concept of being positive is important for the team because it bring positive outcomes. A positive atmosphere deletes negative thoughts and drives up morale.

Sheila- Strategic: will find simplicity in complexity to achieve any goal. Creates the framework for the team to follow.

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- Achiever: I will provide an environment that drives efficient work production and ambition to achieve our goal.

- Communication: As a leader, communication is important to steer your team in the right direction. Precision of my words allows my team to comprehend the importance of our goal.

- Competition: Driving our team to be the best and to incorporate this innovation into our facility before others, shows that we superior to others. This may result in the ability to attract the best medical professionals and diverse patient population.

- Restorative: The ability to analyze new information to find solutions, helps break down barriers the team may face.

- Ideation: Being creative and generating new ideas inspires others to think outside the box. This creates an innovative team.