Did Antony Kalloo, when he presented his experience in transgastric surgery in 2004, imagine that he and NOTES would be at the epicentre of a revolution in laparoscopic surgery? Did the ASGE and SAGES leaders, who created a working group to develop transluminal surgery, sense that this idea would have some repercussion on laparoscopic surgery? […]
Category Archives: Biomolecular and chemical-engineering
NOTES > TUES > TULA > NOTUS > IRCAD > EITS > Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Open gripper is 500 micrometers > Diameter of 0.05 centimeters > Helping Hand for Surgery > Tiny gripper > Responds to chemical triggers > New tool for surgery > Minimally invasive > Keyhole surgery > Surgical tools that move more freely inside the human body > Biomolecular and chemical-engineering > Johns Hopkins University
Monday, September 1, 2008
Does NOTES need mobile surgical tools? Is the ultimate goal to have a machine that a patient can swallow? Could we inject small structures that move and can do things on their own?
IIP > read on here > http://www.technologyreview.com…
A tiny handlike gripper that can grasp tissue or cell samples could make it easier for doctors […]