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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on April 16 2022 at 06:00 PM Edited public

  MIT surgical robot could let surgeons remotely treat stroke victims
  
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  MIT surgical robot could let surgeons remotely treat stroke victims | CN1699

  A new MIT-designed robotic system could ensure that they receive the treatment quickly, even if the physician is nowhere nearby. Source | MIT
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on March 18 2022 at 01:05 PM Edited public

  Handheld surgical robot can help stem fatal blood loss
  
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  Handheld surgical robot can help stem fatal blood loss | CN1699

  Matt Johnson (right) and Laura Brattain test a new medical device on an artificial model of human tissue and blood vessels. The device helps users...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on March 03 2021 at 07:58 PM Edited public

  Surgical Robot with Humanoid Arms for Transvaginal Hysterectomies
  
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  Surgical Robot with Humanoid Arms for Transvaginal Hysterectomies | CN1699

  Memic, a company with headquarters in Tel Aviv, Israel and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, won FDA authorization to introduce the first of its kind...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on May 04 2020 at 09:59 PM Edited public

  Electric Stimulation Gives Robot-Assistive Surgery a Sense of Touch
  
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  Electric Stimulation Gives Robot-Assistive Surgery a Sense of Touch | CN1699

  A team of researchers at Texas A&M have performed studies evaluating how electrical stimulation can help users control robots, for example helping...
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