A surgical robot fitted with multiple arms has carried out its debut operation in England, which will make new treatments possible for the first time.
The Da Vinci XI, which is hand operated by surgeons, has the ability to make tiny and precise incisions, replacing some traditional operations which require cutting patients open and months of recovery, with far less invasive keyhole surgery.
The robot was developed by Intuitive Surgical, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California to enable “complex, multi-quadrant surgery using a minimally invasive approach”.
The Da Vinci Surgical System consists of an ergonomic surgeon console or consoles, a patient-side cart with three or four interactive arms, a high-performance 3D-HD vision system, intuitive motion and proprietary Endowment instruments. Intuitive Surgical said: “The Da Vinci Surgical System is designed to scale, filter and seamlessly translate the surgeon's hand movements into more precise movements of the EndoWrist instruments.

noo!
some wire might disconnect for d robot head during the process
and he will cut u to pieces
or even give u wrong injection

Well. It depends. But itz gon be Supa weird

Can't know or care if you're already knocked out before the operation. So far it saves my life I'd allow even a dog operate on me.

Popshugz:
Well. It depends. But itz gon be Supa weird

I ll go with the post above; It depends.
For example, if its already a well performed procedure by the robot. I might not object.

ow many years course the robot attend ?