FDA Approves Johnson & Johnson S Robotic Surgery System, Features Arms Integrated Directly Into Surgical Table

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized Johnson & Johnson S Ottava robotic surgical system, marking the agency S first approval of a robotic platform with arms integrated directly into the operating table for soft tissue procedures.

The device features a smaller physical footprint and built-in automation, with connectivity designed to aggregate surgical data across an open digital network. The clearance positions Johnson & Johnson in the expanding medical robotics market as hospital networks seek to streamline surgical workflows and reduce equipment constraints during operations.

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JUST IN: FDA authorizes Johnson & Johnson’s Ottava robotic surgery system.

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#NEWS: The U.S. FDA has authorized the OTTAVA™ Robotic Surgical System—the world's first table-integrated soft tissue robotic system. This U.S. milestone reflects years of collaboration with surgeons, engineers and clinical teams to rethi

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