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This is how robotics in medicine works

Oct 27, 2016


How does robotics in medicine work? Drs. Douglas Scherr and Cheguevara Afaneh of Weill Cornell Medicine give an overview. Watch the full talk.

For more information, contact the Weill Cornell Medicine experts directly.

Cheguevara Afaneh, M.D. cha9043@med.cornell.edu 646-962-8462 T. Sloane Guy, M.D. tsg9002@med.cornell.edu 212-746-9443 Jim Hu, M.D. jch9011@med.cornell.edu 212-746-5455 Jeffrey Port, M.D. jlp2002@med.cornell.edu 212-746-5197 Douglas Scherr, M.D. dss2001@med.cornell.edu 212-746-5788 Joel Stein, M.D. jos7021@med.cornell.edu 212-305-4818


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