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2. Lasers and robots
2.1 Requirements
As we saw earlier, the use of lasers in surgery is becoming increasingly recurrent in various medical and surgical disciplines (figure 9 ). The same applies to the introduction of robots and artificial intelligence into the operating theatre. Indeed, surgical robotics enable clinicians to perform many types of intervention (open, minimally or non-invasive, etc.) that can be complex with greater precision, flexibility and control than traditional techniques
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