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- 1Robotic Hip and Knee Surgery Does Not Cut Repeat Surgery Risk▼Robotic hip and knee surgery does not reduce risk of repeat surgery
New reporting indicates that robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement surgery does not lower the risk that patients will need follow-up surgery compared with conventional techniques. The finding challenges a key presumed advantage of the increasingly popular technology, prompting debate among surgeons, hospitals and patients about whether the added cost of robotic systems is justified by outcomes.
- 2Actor Hidekazu Mashima leaves TV Tokyo drama Borders with knee injury▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/779829/ テレビ東京、左ひざ骨折で「ボーダーズ」降板の眞島秀和 ５話以降の代役「今まさに調整」（日刊スポーツ） – news.yahoo.co.jp # television
Japanese actor Hidekazu Mashima is leaving TV Tokyo's drama 'Borders' after fracturing his left knee, according to Nikkan Sports. The broadcaster says a replacement actor for episodes five onward is 'being arranged right now', and production details are still being worked out as the series continues without him.
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A demonstration of the Mako surgical robot is drawing attention in New Castle, where audiences were shown how the robotic system assists surgeons in orthopedic procedures such as knee and hip replacements. The Mako robot is designed to improve precision in bone preparation and implant placement, and its showcase highlights the growing adoption of robotic assistance in hospital operating rooms.