Minimally invasive surgical innovation has exploded in recent times. Currently, conventional laparoscopy is most widely adopted as the costs are relatively low. However, robotics and single port surgery are leading a revolution in surgery for wealthy health-care systems. We explore the historical and contemporary areas of this evolution.
Current state of laparoscopic and robotic surgery / Rassweiler, J. J.; Hruza, M.; Frede, T.; Micali, S.. - 9781447129301:(2013), pp. 15-29. [10.1007/978-1-4471-2930-1_3]
Current state of laparoscopic and robotic surgery
Micali S.
2013
Abstract
Minimally invasive surgical innovation has exploded in recent times. Currently, conventional laparoscopy is most widely adopted as the costs are relatively low. However, robotics and single port surgery are leading a revolution in surgery for wealthy health-care systems. We explore the historical and contemporary areas of this evolution.
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