MAKO Surgical: Likes and Dislikes (MAKO)

MAKO Surgical: Likes and Dislikes

When a company has generated a lot of excitement -- like MAKO Surgical (Nasdaq: MAKO ) has with its disruptive product and interesting growth story -- and then takes a big hit in share price, it's worth a closer look to see what's going on. In this video, Motley Fool health care bureau chief Brenton Flynn takes a more in-depth look at the company and gives you some reasons you should consider being bullish on MAKO -- and some reasons not to be.

The recent market sell-off of MAKO Surgical shares has many wondering whether the potential growth prospects of the robotic surgery company make this stock a buy or a stock to stay away from. To answer this question, Fool.com analyst and MAKO expert David Meier has authored a premium research report covering all of the must-know details on the company, including key areas to watch and risks looming in the future. As an added bonus, David will keep you informed with a full year of updates and guidance on MAKO Surgical as news breaks. Click here now to learn more and start reading.

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Report this Comment On November 12, 2012, at 5:40 AM, captainccs wrote:

The reason why unicompartmental knee replacement has been a small portion of the knee replacement market is because traditional methods have produced poor results. In consequence, doctors have delayed the surgery until a full knee replacement was justified. But once you have a procedure that produces good results, a lot of the cases that would otherwise be delayed, can now be treated earlier with MAKOplasty.