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Force sensing micro-forceps for robot assisted retinal surgery

Kuru et al., 2012

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17104683820545630502
Author
Kuru I
Gonenc B
Balicki M
Handa J
Gehlbach P
Taylor R
Iordachita I
Publication year
Publication venue
2012 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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Membrane peeling is a standard vitreoretinal procedure, where the surgeon delaminates a very thin membrane from retina surface using surgical picks and forceps. This requires extremely delicate manipulation of the retinal tissue. Applying excessive forces during the …
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