EDGE Surgical Launches Universal Depth Gauge – A Breakthrough in Orthopedics

Testimonials

Dr. Kareem Shaath

M. Kareem Shaath, MD, a fellowship-trained orthopedic trauma surgeon with the Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute, shares his insights into the challenges he has faced while utilizing traditional depth gauges in the operating room. He elaborates on the various issues associated with these conventional tools, such as measurement inaccuracies and their potential impact on surgical outcomes. Dr. Shaath also highlights how these limitations can disrupt the workflow and efficiency of the operating room team. In contrast, he discusses the significant advantages he has observed since incorporating the digital depth gauge from EDGE into his practice. This modern tool not only enhances precision in measuring depth but also streamlines surgical procedures, leading to improved patient outcomes. Dr. Shaath’s firsthand experiences provide valuable perspectives on the evolution of orthopedic instrumentation and its critical role in enhancing surgical efficacy.

Dr. Mark Hake

Dr. Mark E. Hake, board-certified orthopedic surgeon covering multiple trauma centers in southeast Michigan, offers his perspective on the challenges posed by traditional depth gauges used in surgical settings. He discusses the common problems associated with these conventional instruments, including frequent measurement errors that can adversely affect patient outcomes. Dr. Hake emphasizes how these inaccuracies can complicate surgical procedures, ultimately hindering the workflow of the entire operating room team. Conversely, Dr. Hake shares the substantial benefits he has experienced after adopting the digital depth gauge developed by EDGE. This innovative device significantly improves measurement accuracy, facilitating smoother surgical operations and contributing to better recovery results for patients. Through his personal observations, Dr. Hake underscores the importance of advancements in orthopedic tools and their vital influence on improving surgical effectiveness and efficiency