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Robots with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology are learning to perform surgical tasks just by watching videos, ushering in a promising era of automated sur…
With extremely accurate movement ability, this robotic arm helps minimize the excess and wrong movements of the doctor, thereby minimizing the cutlery damage caused by t…
Researchers built small-sized robots from soft materials capable of working in humans.
Thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), robots use data from previous surgeries to inform new technology, causing less complications.
We have heard about robots involved in gallbladder or prostate surgery. Now, scientists have gone one step further: putting them in people's eyes to perform surgery!
Hospitals are investing in digital devices, designs and technologies that promise a new era for surgery.
This ovarian cyst has been refrigerated for 11 years to avoid chemotherapy cycles that may cause infertility.
On October 23, HCMC Cho Ray Hospital officially launched the most modern robotic surgery system today and is being widely used all over the world, especially in Europe a…
Robotic angioplasty using the sterile method introduced in Germany is a safe surgical solution for people with many health problems at once.
This is also the first application of robots for liver surgery for adults in Vietnam.
Surgical robots, microwaves act as cooks, fire robots are modern technologies that will appear in 2025.
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
Thanks to the help of robots with skull drilling techniques and invasion of brain areas, the time for brain surgery is reduced by nearly 50 times.
Two British patients did not need morphine and quickly recovered from the first kidney transplant performed by a robot.
Millions of people around the world are undergoing annual surgery. Many of them unfortunately suffered from complications, sometimes because the surgeon made a mistake.