Computer Navigation and Use of Robotics During Surgery: Mark Isaacson, DO

In this episode of Joint Effort, Dr. Mark Isaacson talks with Dr. Barron Bremner on his approach to computer navigation and robotics during surgery. He answers the what, why, and uses of precision technology to optimize patient outcomes.

 

Dr. Mark Isaacson completed his medical degree at Des Moines University in 2009. After medical school, he completed an orthopedic internship and residency at Ohio University in Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Isaacson completed fellowship training in adult reconstruction at the Houston Methodist Hospital at Texas Medical Center.He is committed to working with his patients so that they fully understand their injury or condition and feel confident that their treatment plan is right for them.

 

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