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Vanderbilt Engineers Building Robots For Minimally-Invasive Lung Surgery

Bouncing back from surgery is no easy task. But what if a robot could make an incision so small, you’d barely notice it? The next generation of medical robots are …

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Date: August 13, 2020

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