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How could it be inoperable if a human controlled robot managed to remove it?
by mrabcx 3y ago
How could it be inoperable if a human controlled robot managed to remove it?
- glimshe 3y agoInoperable without the robot, which can reach deeper where hand controlled instruments wouldn't be able to.
- prasadjoglekar 3y agoTL;DR: old human hand based surgery breaks the jaw to get to the area of the throat where the cancer was. Causes lots of complications after; or is simply deemed too hard. The robot is more dextrous and thinner and can do the surgery without breaking the jawbones.
- srean 3y agoIn a similar way that a scalpel helps execute a surgery that's inoperable without a scalpel. There's a lot of difference between a scalpel and a 'robot' but its a tool nonetheless. In other words, I agree with what you are saying.