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[Computerization and robotics in medical practice].

J Dervaderics
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The article gives the outlines of all principles used in computing included the non-electrical and analog computers and the artifical intelligence followed by citing examples as well. The principles and medical utilization of virtual reality are also mentioned. There are discussed: surgical planning, image guided surgery, robotic surgery, telepresence and telesurgery, and telemedicine implemented partially via Internet.

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Computer Communication NetworksComputersComputers, AnalogHumansRoboticsTelemedicineTelepathologyTeleradiologyEnglish AbstractJournal Article

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J Dervaderics. 1997-10-26. [Computerization and robotics in medical practice].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9411345/

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