
New LaunchJun 8, 2026, 01:24 PM
Smith+Nephew completes first clinical cases for CORI XT Robotics Platform
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Smith+Nephew announced the successful completion of the first clinical cases using its next-generation CORI XT Handheld Robotics Platform. This marks a significant milestone in the clinical introduction of the technology, which is designed to be a single platform for various orthopedic needs, including knee and shoulder arthroplasty, with future hip indications under development. The initial cases, performed by leading surgeons across hospital and ambulatory surgery center settings, demonstrated the platform's streamlined workflow, seamless planning, and enhanced accuracy, supporting surgeon expertise and efficient procedures.
Key Highlights
- Smith+Nephew completed first clinical cases using its next-generation CORI XT Handheld Robotics Platform.
- The CORI XT Platform was used for both knee and shoulder arthroplasty procedures.
- The platform is designed to be a single handheld robotics solution for various orthopedic needs.
- First shoulder arthroplasty cases were performed by Dr. Christopher Klifto at Duke Health.
- First CORI XT shoulder arthroplasty cases in an ASC setting were completed by Dr. Bertrand Kaper.
- First knee replacement procedures using CORI XT were performed by Dr. Ran Schwarzkopf at NYU Langone Health.
- The CORI XT Platform is designed for accuracy and efficiency, preserving surgeon control and tactile feedback.
- The system's compact footprint makes it suitable for both hospital and ambulatory surgery center environments.
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