An increasing number of manufacturers are entering the robotic surgery space. There were over half of a million robot-assisted surgeries in both 2014 and 2015, and that number is expected to grow by a large percentage in 2016. These advanced pieces of machinery and technology are not meant to replace surgeons; instead, they enhance the abilities of skilled surgeons in terms of endurance and sustained accuracy.
Roger Smith, PhD, MBA Chief Technology Officer: Florida Hospital Nicholson Center Alyssa Tanaka, PhD Research Scientist: Florida Hospital Nicholson CenterThe Human Interest Channel
July 6, 2016 • Human Interest, Internal Medicine, Men's Health, Neurology, Ob/Gyn, Surgery, Urology, Women’s Health