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Autonomous medical technology: treatment in the body

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Medical technology is constantly evolving. Even though trained personnel are essential for the safe implementation of therapies, in the future, part of the treatment may be handed over to systems in the patient's body. Find out in the current Topic of the Month how various applications like implants can make medical technology more autonomous.

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Melanie Prüser
Editorial team MEDICA-tradefair.com

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Autonomous medical technology: independently in the body

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Image: Artist’s rendering of small robots with grapplers and searchlights that swim between red blood cells; Copyright: PantherMedia/Andreus
Therapies need to be carried out with high reliability by trained personal. This will not change in the future. But maybe we will be able to let systems in the patient’s body do some of the work. Some approaches are already aiming to make implants more independent so they will be able to flexibly react to changes. Read more in our Topic of the Month!
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