Step into the future of medicine with a look at the surgical robotics being developed at the Johns Hopkins Engineering Research Center for Computer-Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology. Here, engineers are designing less invasive surgical techniques and robots that a decade ago may have seemed like science fiction. Many of these techniques are leading to significantly quicker and less painful recoveries while giving surgeons more flexibility than ever before.
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Anonymous(North Hollywood, CA)
March 28th, 2016 at 09:33 AM
Audio description very helpful for blind and low vision. Although the low vision student can see, magnification is so great it's difficult to see the entire image without pausing frequently. The audio description with the audio in the video helps a great deal.
Audio description very helpful for blind and low vision. Although the low vision student can see, magnification is so great it's difficult to see the entire image without pausing frequently. The audio description with the audio in the video helps a great deal.