The distal end of a robotic surgical instrument is where access, dexterity, tissue interaction and procedural capability converge. In flexible, endoluminal, transoral, percutaneous, vascular and neuroendoscopic surgery, the clinical value of an instrument depends not only on kinematic complexity but also on miniaturisa...
C. D. Díaz Gutiérrez, Víctor Eduardo Quiroz Velázquez, Roemi Fernández· Journal of Robotic Surgery· 0 citations
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