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Catherine Mohr: Verleden, heden en robottoekomst van de chirurgie

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Chirurg en uitvinder Catherine Mohr maakt een rondgang door de chirurgie (en het verleden van de chirurgie waar pijnstillers en antisceptica nog niet bestonden) en demonstreert daarna de nieuwste chirurgische werktuigen via kleine incisies, uitgevoerd door bekwame robothanden. Fascinerend - maar niet voor mensen met een zwakke maag.

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 Dutch by Felix Degenaar
Reviewed by Els De Keyser
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