CORI Surgical System

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About CORI Surgical System

CORI Surgical System is a compact handheld robotic platform for joint arthroplasty. It builds a three-dimensional model from intraoperative, image-agnostic mapping, allowing the surgeon to register anatomy and plan implant position without a preoperative CT scan. Real-time gap assessment supports alignment and soft-tissue balancing before the handheld milling instrument prepares the bone.

The platform supports total and partial knee replacement, including a United States indication for robotic-assisted revision knee surgery. A software-only hip-navigation application measures pelvic tilt, leg length and offset changes during total hip procedures. The camera, planning console and handheld instrument form one portable operating-room system with a smaller footprint than fixed-arm platforms. The surgeon retains control of planning and cutting throughout the workflow.

Timeline

  • Smith+Nephew introduces CORI Digital Tensioner for robotically enabled knee arthroplasty

    2023-04-24 - Product Launch - The handheld device measures ligament tension before bone cutting and integrates with the CORI Surgical System workflow. The product broadens Smith+Nephew's robotics-assisted orthopaedic surgery stack beyond navigation and burring.

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  • Smith+Nephew launches Real Intelligence and CORI Surgical System

    2020-07-14 - Product Launch - The CORI Surgical System had FDA 510(k) clearance for total and unicompartmental knee arthroplasty. CORI is a handheld robotics system for orthopaedic surgery workflows. The launch also introduced Smith+Nephew's Real Intelligence digital surgery brand.

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