Initially reserved for only the most complex of tasks, robots have become the status quo in many surgical indications.
Approximately 20% of surgeries performed in the US are done with robots and an ever-increasing number of academic papers are...
In Times Of Adversity, Surgical Robot Developers Must Remain Sharp
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Harsh economic conditions and increased competition are dictating that surgical robotics companies must quickly adopt new commercial strategies. In Vivo speaks to key players in the space to learn more.
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