“Cori on Tour” aims to highlight the latest advancements in robotics-assisted surgery for hip and knee joint replacement. The tour kicks off today in Berlin, Germany.
London-based Smith+Nephew says its tour includes dozens of stops across surgical facilities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It returns to Berlin on Oct. 28 for DKOU 2025, the largest orthopedics congress in Europe, according to a news release.
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The orthopedic giant says it wants its tour to demonstrate the capabilities of Cori to surgeons, operating room technical staff and administrators at surgical clinics that perform hip and knee replacement procedures but haven’t yet the jump to using robotics. Visits include a private Cori workshop at the clinic for those who register.
Cori offers proprietary tools and software across the full suite of procedure solutions to deliver a flexible, scalable platform across knee and hip joint arthroplasty indications. Smith+Nephew designed Coriograph to optimize implant planning and personalization for the orthopedic surgical robot platform.
It features advanced modeling capabilities and image-agnostic planning capabilities. Its capabilities help personalize the end-to-end care specifically to the patient need. Cori’s smart mapping capabilities can register 3D models of the joint in surgery. Its intra-operative balancing and real-time planning create a personalized surgical experience.
Smith+Nephew says Cori features an ergonomic handpiece with burr designs to deliver twice the cutting volume for 29% faster resection. Its uniquely small footprint and compact design also make it easily transportable and able to fit in crowded operating room settings.
