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Robotic surgery.

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Robotic surgery.

Auteurs : M. Diana ; J. Marescaux

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RBID : pubmed:25627128

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Abstract

Proficiency in minimally invasive surgery requires intensive and continuous training, as it is technically challenging for unnatural visual and haptic perceptions. Robotic and computer sciences are producing innovations to augment the surgeon's skills to achieve accuracy and high precision during complex surgery. This article reviews the current use of robotically assisted surgery, focusing on technology as well as main applications in digestive surgery, and future perspectives.

DOI: 10.1002/bjs.9711
PubMed: 25627128

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