The new technology “supports precise and predictable motion through its laser-guided positioning and provides stunning details regardless of patient size,” according to the release. The first procedure was performed in the electrophysiology lab on May 23.
The new lab also allows for more collaboration between the cath lab and interventional radiology lab.
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