A new foundational course in surgical robotics

RACS Post Op Podcast by Chris Ashmore

Nov 8, 202215:52Science & Medicine

Technology in surgery continues to evolve in leaps and bounds, particularly the advances of robotics. A little under 20 years ago, Professor Tony Costello performed the first radical prostatectomy using robotics in Austr...

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