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Same surgeon, same surgery…spot the difference…😃🤖🦾credits to our #univr residents for this beautiful&complex video editing! 👏🏻𝙍𝙞𝙘𝙘𝙖𝙧𝙙𝙤 𝘽𝙚𝙧𝙩𝙤𝙡𝙤 MD PhD @AleVeccia88 Intuitive Medtronic #davinci #hugoras

Alessandro Antonelli MD FRCS(Glasg)

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Simone Albisinni2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic I like to tell patients that #RARP is an extremely standardized surgery … excellent video!

Alessandro Antonelli MD FRCS(Glasg)2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic The difference? :-)

Marc-Olivier Timsit, MD, PhD 🎗️2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic I think i counted maybe 1 extra scissor cut on the right side 😂😂 👏🏿👏🏻👏🏽

Alessandro Antonelli MD FRCS(Glasg)2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic 🙏🏻 but it’s not the only difference… :-)

Mr.Urólogo2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic Beautiful surgery

ChrisDJM2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic Left Hugo, Right DaVinci. Great vid!

สแตมโควิชมัลโควิชอะโลเวร่า2 years ago

Different robotic system

Michael Stifelman2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic Hugo vs intuitive

Alessandro Antonelli MD FRCS(Glasg)2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic Great @mdstifelman 👏🏻

Hosam Serag2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic Different systems, big noticeable difference in image quality and detail in favour of right side video (DaVinci)

Alessandro Antonelli MD FRCS(Glasg)2 years ago

@RicBertolo @AleVeccia88 @IntuitiveSurg @Medtronic Different colors; the quality is similar (a little better for hugo at the consolle view)

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