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Robotic radiosurgery system unveiled at conference
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, November 11th, 2005
This announcement introduced a host of new capabilities not found in any other radiosurgery solution.
CyberKnife has earned acceptance as the world's first and only intelligent robotic radiosurgery system, enabling delivery of sub-millimeter clinical accuracy to lesions throughout the body. This combination of image-guidance technology and computer-controlled robotics gives physicians the ability to continuously track,...
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