I have spent two decades in operating rooms across the country, and I can tell you without hesitation: the da Vinci system changed everything when it arrived, b
I have spent two decades evaluating surgical simulators, and I can tell you that the current generation of virtual reality systems is the first to genuinely del
I have spent two decades evaluating surgical simulators, and I can tell you without hesitation that virtual reality has finally crossed the threshold from impre
For decades, the term "bionic" conjured images of science fiction. But in my two decades of fitting and servicing prosthetic systems, I can tell you the gap bet
For decades, the most advanced implant we could offer a patient was a pacemaker that fired on a fixed schedule. Today, that same device can stream continuous he
For decades, the pinnacle of implant technology was a pacemaker that kept a heart beating or a spinal stimulator that masked pain. We designed these devices to
For decades, the most advanced implantable devices were essentially passive. A pacemaker delivered a shock, a stent held a vessel open, and we hoped for the bes
For decades, the phrase "robotic surgery" conjured images of a machine operating autonomously. The reality, as most of you know, is far more nuanced. The da Vin
After two decades in medical technology, I have watched telemedicine evolve from a grainy, unreliable novelty into a cornerstone of modern care. But here is the
Walk into any operating room today, and you will see a different kind of assistant standing beside the surgeon. It does not scrub in, it does not speak, and it
I have spent two decades in operating rooms, watching technology evolve from simple laparoscopic cameras to robotic arms that mimic a surgeon’s tremor-free ha
For decades, the term bionic prosthetics conjured images of science fiction, but the reality in our clinics today is far more pragmatic and impressive. We have