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Significats de robot-assisted surgery en anglès

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роботизированная хирургия
portuguès
cirurgia robótica
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cirugia robotizada
català
cirurgia robotitzada

Surgical procedure aided by robotic systems.

cirurgia robotitzada
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Examples for "robotic surgery"
Examples for "robotic surgery"
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I've been involved heavily in robotic surgery for the last 11 years.
The Irish Times
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Patients were excluded from analysis for a relative contraindication to robotic surgery.
Pubmed
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Krupski said the new findings shouldn't raise the alarm over robotic surgery safety.
Reuters
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For many support workers, robotic surgery is much less satisfying than open surgery.
Wired
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This technique may allow surgeons to identify hidden anatomical structures during robotic surgery.
Pubmed
Ús de robot-assisted surgery en anglès
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Surgical techniques have greatly changed and advanced with the advent of robot-assisted surgery (RAS).
Pubmed
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This trial involved 41 patients who all underwent robot-assisted surgery to have tubes placed into their brains.
Reuters
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Nonetheless, we conclude that, despite our first encouraging results, potential risks of robot-assisted surgery have not yet been definitively defined.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: A multi-camera, multi-view system has the potential to significantly improve training and moderately improve skill assessment in robot-assisted surgery.
Pubmed
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Purpose: The JIGSAWS dataset is a fixed dataset of robot-assisted surgery kinematic data used to develop predictive models of skill.
Pubmed
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The present study reports the outcomes of robot-assisted surgery for SAA and its role in overcoming many of the limitations of laparoscopy.
Pubmed
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The focus is on laparoscopic Whipple procedure and laparoscopic distal pancreatectomy for both benign and malignant disease, but robot-assisted surgery is also addressed.
Pubmed
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With robot-assisted surgery, 22 percent of the 60 patients had at least one serious complication within the first 90 days.
Reuters
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Robot-assisted surgery is increasingly common in UK hospitals.
BBC