Precision work in the operating room – Minimally invasive surgery at MEDICA 2021

The smaller the surgery, the more precise it has to be. That's why surgeons need high-precision technology for minimally invasive procedures. Robots are often already used in the OR to perform surgery with millimeter precision. At MEDICA 2021, we learn more about the status quo of technology that enables minimally invasive procedures.

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Precision work in the operating room – Minimally invasive surgery at MEDICA 2021

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