AI Article Synopsis
- The Hugo RAS and Versius are new types of robots used in surgery that have special features for moving around the patient.
- These robots offer great flexibility and can work in different areas of the body, but need careful organization to keep everything running smoothly.
- The article gives advice and tips on how assistants can help with these robots during surgery and shares what they think about using them.
Article Abstract
The Hugo RAS and Versius are new robotic systems with a multimodular configuration, requiring a dedicated positioning of units, arms and trocars. While promising flexibility and multiquadrant opportunities-with an enhanced range of motion-the presence of multiple units around the patient should be effectively managed by the assistant and requires a new background of tasks. The article represents a practical guide while providing an overview on assistants' perspectives.
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