SFA students experiment with da Vinci surgical robot
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SFA students experiment with da Vinci surgical robot
October 13, 2016
Bryan Morales, sophomore Spanish and French major at Stephen F. Austin State University, experiments with a da Vinci surgical robot on display in the Baker Pattillo Student Center Thursday morning on the SFA campus. The robot provides technology to surgeons allowing for greater autonomy and precision during minimally invasive procedures. A representative from Intuitive Surgical was on hand to help demonstrate the robot and highlight to observers how this latest technology benefits the SFA and Nacogdoches communities.
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Bryan Morales, sophomore Spanish and French major at Stephen F. Austin State University, experiments with a da Vinci surgical robot on display in the Baker Pattillo Student Center Thursday morning on the SFA campus. The robot provides technology to surgeons allowing for greater autonomy and precision during minimally invasive procedures. A representative from Intuitive Surgical was on hand to help demonstrate the robot and highlight to observers how this latest technology benefits the SFA and Nacogdoches communities.