Brian Cohen, MD

When I look back on my 20+ years in practice as an orthopedic surgeon, I feel fortunate.

I have been trained by some of the best and brightest orthopedic surgeons in the world.

I have adopted their skill sets and made them my own.

I have “brushed elbows” with the greatest innovators in orthopedic technological development, and have reaped the benefits of their sharp, extraordinary minds.

Through all of these experiences, my primary goal is to provide my patients the opportunity for success, and mitigate their risks.

Unfortunately, everything we do as orthopedic surgeons has risks.

These risks or complications become exponentially greater as we move from in-office treatments to operating room interventions.

Some of them can have catastrophic, life altering/threatening implications.

What we learn early on in our careers is that no matter what we do, no matter what safety precautions we implement, and regardless of how consistent we are, complications continue to impact our patients lives.

The Clean Cube and the Smart Cube “change this narrative.”

They deploy additional resources to go above and beyond the typical operating room’s capabilities to effectively decrease the risks to our patients beyond what we are humanly able to accomplish.

The Clean Cube and the Smart Cube change history and decrease the risk of surgical complications.