Stereotaxis IncUniversity of Szeged installs Stereotaxis' Genesis Robotic Magnetic Navigation System, treating first patients and expecting hundreds annually.

The University of Szeged has launched Hungary's first advanced robotic cardiology program, installing the Genesis Robotic Magnetic Navigation System from Stereotaxis. Led by Cardiology Chief Dr. Tamás Szili-Török, the Szent-Györgyi Albert Clinical Center has already treated its first patients with a broad range of arrhythmias using the system's robotic precision. The hospital expects to treat hundreds of patients annually for all forms of cardiac arrhythmia and aims to become a central training institute while contributing to pioneering research and innovation in robotic cardiology. Stereotaxis Chairman and CEO David Fischel noted the company's honor in partnering with the university and Dr. Szili-Torok, an original founder of the Society of Cardiac Robotic Navigation.
Stereotaxis IncUniversity of Szeged installs Stereotaxis' Genesis Robotic Magnetic Navigation System, treating first patients and expecting hundreds annually.