Retinal surgery robot offers surgeons superhuman precision
University of Utah - 19-Feb-2025A head-mounted robot from the University of Utah could transform eye surgery
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A head-mounted robot from the University of Utah could transform eye surgery
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Navigating the body with unmatched precision and versatility
This innovation offers better precision and could lead to more autonomous surgeries
It helps surgeons perform complex surgeries with greater precision
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This approach reduces errors and speeds up training for complex surgeries
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Groundbreaking endoscopy performed 5,778 miles apart, advancing remote surgery
Currently, the robot is still in the early stages and has yet to receive FDA approval
It will be available next year and is part of a series of advanced medical tools
This could help doctors and make it easier to get ultrasounds, even in remote places
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This could potentially revolutionize treatment for severe conditions
The robot was successfully tested in a February experiment at Aichi Medical University
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It paves the way for future advancements in surgical robots and improved patient care
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It has been approved for use in India and has been used in hundreds of surgeries