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Continued progress on self-propelling endoscopy designs by Agostino Stilli + UCL Robotics team. Make it wireless and capable of replacing balloon enteroscopy and I am sold.

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Tyler Berzin MD, FASGEvor 3 Jahren

On the other hand @SultanMahmoodMD - this might just give us yet another indication for balloon enteroscopy “robot retrieval- jejunum”…

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Sultan Mahmood MDvor 3 Jahren

@AgostinoStilli @uclrobotics Small bowel enteroscopy is the most frustrating endoscopic procedure. Glad to see there might be good options in the pipeline

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Agostino Stillivor 3 Jahren

Thank you for sharing our work! Early days and a lot of miniaturisation and integration challenges ahead, but very promising results so far in terms of locomotion.

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Mankanwal Sachdev, MD FASGEvor 3 Jahren

@AgostinoStilli @uclrobotics can we get lasers which burn APC as well?

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Keith Siauvor 3 Jahren

@AgostinoStilli @uclrobotics Very promising indeed! @Rockinbanjo

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Bara Kurdi, MDvor 3 Jahren

@AgostinoStilli @uclrobotics Certainly improved over last time I looked Will it survive peristalsis? Still connected to machines outside the patient.

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Ouss Msollivor 3 Jahren

@AgostinoStilli @uclrobotics @fyras_saidani the future is bright

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