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Catherine Mohr: Trecutul, prezentul și viitorul robotic în chirurgie

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Chirurgul și inventatoarea Catherine Mohr parcurge istoria chirurgiei (și trecutul ei pre-sedativ, pre-antiseptic) și apoi oferă demonstrații pentru câteva din cele mai noi instrumente chirurgicale, prin incizii mici, produse prin folosirea unor mici mâini robotice. Fascinant - dar nu e pentru cei gingași.

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 Romanian by Isac Andra
Reviewed by Brandusa Gheorghe
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