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ROBOTIC SURGERY
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Are you thinking about having gynecological surgery? In this video, two Milford Regional OB/GYNs who are trained robotic surgeons discuss robotic surgery and... Via Amrit Chhetri 
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April 5, 2013 7:01 AM
Robotic Assisted Surgery is the future of Medical Surgery and it has sophisticated the procedures and processes of medical surgery. Any Robotic Surgery leverages the facilities to offer the less pain, shorter recover time and quicker return to the normal activities. Logically, it can be used for all sort of surgeries but it is common in general surgery, colorectal surgery, gynecological surgery, gynecological-oncology surgery, urological surgery and gallbladder surgery. The Open Source Robotics has boosted the markets of Robotic Assisted Surgery and it will be one of the most successful medical trends starting from middle of this year.The Open Source Robotics will make Robotic Aided Surgery affordable to all classes of the people and India & china are the two biggest markets this sophisticated surgery, because of the mass healthcare business. |
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Background Use of robotic systems for minimally invasive surgery has rapidly increased during the last decade.
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