The Da Vinci Surgical System lets the surgeon operate precis
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 2001: The Da Vinci Surgical System lets the surgeon operate precision remote-controlled arm while watching a high-resolution 3-D display. Shown is the pencil sized arm with pincer-like digits used to perform the surgery. This unit performed the first robotic-assisted heart surgery in the U.S. on patient Susan McSwiney. (Photo by Susan Watts/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)
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