"The Future of Robotic Surgery," over 400 medical specialists gathered to participate in a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights. The discussions highlighted the enormous potential of surgical navigation robots to improve patient outcomes, reduce surgery times, and enhance precision and flexibility for neurosurgeons.

Led by Dr. Bozorg Zonneveld von Brunn from the Clínica de las Américas in Bolivia, the meeting provided a unique platform for experts to share their clinical experience with surgical navigation robots. The presentation showcased the potential of the NaoTrac, a CE-certified neurosurgical navigation robot from Brain Navi Biotechnology, to help more patients and save more lives in Bolivia.

The plan to create a robotic educational training center in Bolivia is a significant development for the medical community, allowing them to acquire the skills and knowledge needed to work with advanced robotic technologies such as NaoTrac and other surgical navigation robots. This center has the potential to become the first in South America, positioning Bolivia as a leading country in the use of advanced surgical robots in the region.

With the continued collaboration between medical experts worldwide, Bolivia is poised to become an international leader in robotic neurosurgery, ensuring that patients receive the best care and outcomes possible.