Exactech Showcases AI and Surgical Innovations at Major Conferences

Exactech has showcased 20 pioneering research studies in AI and personalized surgical technologies at the 26th EFORT Annual Congress in Lyon, France, and the 2025 International Conference on Computer Assisted Orthopedic Surgery (CAOS) in Davos, Switzerland, announced in a press release. These studies highlight Exactech's advancements in machine learning, surgical navigation, and joint balancing technologies.

The research includes innovations in AI-powered image processing, planning, and alignment classification. Notable studies presented include CT-based segmentation for preoperative planning and a novel machine learning method for knee alignment during arthroplasty. Exactech's Newton knee balancing technology was prominently featured, with studies emphasizing its impact on improving surgical outcomes.

Exactech's commitment to enhancing orthopedic surgery through data-driven approaches is evident in these presentations, which aim to support surgeons with real-time, objective data to improve patient outcomes.