How To: Drape & Register The Mako Robot For Surgery | Sterile Demonstration

I took the opportunity before a “Total Hip Replacement” case to record the process of draping and registering the Stryker Mako Robotic Assisted Arm. Depending on doctor preference and training there could be a few differences in the instrumentation that’s used however this video can serve as an overview and guide to the steps and process of draping and registering. The Mako allows the surgeon to make more precise reamings and cuts and to provide an overall more predictable surgical experience.

[@mrjay3047]

Love the OutKast playing

[@darkfg2]

Thanks man, you're a real Guru!

[@TheSurgicalGuru]

Happy to help! Thank you for the love!

[@bryancampos1877]

You’re awesome at explaining! I got put in mid shift and some ortho cases roll over to the afternoon so I’ve kinda been thrown in totals lol!

[@mjayb129]

Very helpful!

[@TheSurgicalGuru]

Glad it was helpful!

[@brandonleca3765]

Yo my dude. Props on having 6k views. Can I make a request? This might be a tad bit overboard, BUT, an overhead view of your setups would help. A long telescope kinda phone holder would do it. Anyway, whatever, have a great day Mr. Guru!

[@itssomthingaboutkekemartin7685]

Thank you

[@TheSurgicalGuru]

It’s my pleasure 🙏🏿

[@youngolf1]

awesome

[@TheSurgicalGuru]

Thank you Rob 🙏🏾❤️

[@albertinarios8350]

❤ Coisa mais linda..

[@thehallway4486]

Can you please show me what you put on your mayo stand for the Mako hip set up and Mako knee set up🤔

[@TheSurgicalGuru]

Absolutely I gotchu I’ll have that uploaded today.

[@jongwuk]

Wow superrr thanxxxxx🤍

[@TheSurgicalGuru]

You’re very welcome!