The University of Scranton Alumni Spotlights John Mercuri
The Univeristy of Scranton features Orthopaedic Surgeon John Mercuri in their alumni spotlights
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Geisinger’s new robotic arm could make surgery less painful
Dr. John Mercuri, an orthopedic surgeon at Scranton’s Geisinger Community Medical Center explains how a state-of-the-art robotic arm might make your next surgery less painful.
Mako: Personalized joint replacement surgery
She knew she needed a surgical solution and turned to Geisinger Orthopaedic Surgeon John Mercuri, MD. “We go in and remove the ball and the inside of the socket and replace it with these metal and plastic and ceramic components.”
Surgeon returns to NEPA to start career
Roots run deep for this Scranton Prep and University of Scranton graduate. As Eyewitness News Healthbeat Reporter Mark Hiller explains, when it came time to establish his career the doctor chose his native Lackawanna County.
Healthwatch 16: Robotic Technology for Hip Replacement
We talked with Dr. John Mercuri about robotic technology for all hip replacement cases. He likes its patient-specific planning.
John J. Mercuri, M.D. in Happenings Magazine
Happenings Magazine recently spoke to Dr. Mercuri to discuss the path that led him to Orthopaedics and ultimately back to Northeast PA.