Michael Boin, MD, Delivers International Lecture and Live Surgical Demonstration on ARVIS™ Augmented Reality Shoulder Arthroplasty in Verona, Italy

Orthopedic shoulder surgeon Michael Boin, MD, recently traveled to Verona, Italy, where he gave a lecture and live surgical demonstration showcasing the use of ARVIS™ augmented reality navigation for shoulder replacement surgery. The purpose of the inaugural event was to introduce this exciting technology to the European market. The educational event drew surgeons from eight countries, spanning multiple European nations as well as South Africa, highlighting the growing global interest in advanced digital solutions for orthopedic surgery.

Dr. Boin’s presentation focused on the practical application of ARVIS augmented reality technology in shoulder replacement procedures, emphasizing its role in enhancing intraoperative visualization, accuracy of implant positioning, and overall surgical confidence. Attendees observed a real-time demonstration of the system in a live surgical setting, followed by in-depth discussion on clinical workflows, case selection, and outcomes.

The event took place in a state-of-the-art surgical training environment and a formal lecture setting in Verona, combining hands-on education with academic exchange. Surgeons in attendance represented a broad spectrum of healthcare systems and surgical practices, underscoring the global relevance of navigation and augmented reality technologies in modern orthopedic care.

Dr. Boin’s participation reflects his ongoing commitment to surgeon education, innovation, and international collaboration in shoulder reconstruction. He continues to be an active educator and thought leader in advanced shoulder arthroplasty techniques, contributing to the worldwide adoption of emerging surgical technologies.