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History of robotic surgery

Spinoglio et al., 2015

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12454290155113684261
Author
Spinoglio G
Marano A
Priora F
Melandro F
Formisano G
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Robotic Surgery: Current Applications and New Trends

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The history of telerobotic surgery involves a revolutionary approach to minimally-invasive surgery. The concept of “telemanipulation” or “telepresence” emerged in the 1940s and was first used to describe the sensation that a person is in one location willIe being in another. It …
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