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캐서린 모어: 외과수술의 과거, 현재 그리고 로봇을 이용한 미래

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외과의사이면서 발명가인 캐서린 모어는 진통제나 소독 개념이 나오기 전에 있었던 외과수술의 역사를 안내한 후, 다루기 쉬운 정교한 로봇 팔을 사용하여 아주 조금만 절개하고 수술하는 최신 방식을 보여준다. 무척 흥미롭지만 비위가 약한 사람에겐 맞지 않다.

Catherine Mohr works on surgical robots and robotic surgical procedures, using robots to make surgery safer -- and to go places where human wrists and eyes simply can't. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Joongoo Lee
Reviewed by Dong Inn Na
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