The UK's largest robotic-assisted surgery training centre has been opened. The facility in Winnersh, near Reading, provides ...

There are even surgical robots that doctors can control remotely, allowing hospitals in underserved areas to have access to ...

One day, robots might navigate through your blood vessels to break up clots, deliver targeted chemotherapy or repair ruptured blood vessels more efficiently and effectively than existing tools, ...

The doctors are learning how to use the Da Vinci robotic surgery machine at the University Hospital of North Tees [University Hospital of North Tees] A group of doctors have begun training which will ...

The companies have teamed to develop an alternative to TAVR that combines the benefits of a less-invasive procedure with the ...

Many surgeons admit that medical robots can now operate with greater precision than human specialists. However, the complex ...

As more procedures migrate from hospitals to outpatient settings, robotic surgery is following suit — but not all technologies are designed with ASCs in mind. At Becker’s 31st Annual Meeting, ...

Robotic surgery is a high-tech tool, not an autonomous surgeon; a human is always in control. Key benefits include smaller cuts, less bleeding, and a quicker recovery compared to open surgery. The ...

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Surgeon Ahmad Elnahas – a specialist in minimally invasive surgery and who has pioneered the surgical robot at St. Joseph’s Hospital – is using the da Vinci Xi to improve the operation experience and ...

An estimated 10% of all future surgeries carried out at Maimonides Medical Center will be robot-assisted, thanks to the addition of three new-state of the-art machines in Brooklyn. The trio of Da ...

A team of biomechanical engineers and surgeons has created a 3D-printing soft robot that could transform vocal cord surgery.