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Jan 5, 2018 18 min

Where Will Surgical Robotic Technology Go From Here?

from The Sett Hosted by University of Wisconsin Department of Surgery

Episode 35: Dr. Melissa Hogg What's next for robotics in surgery? This episode features Dr. Melissa Hogg, an Assistant Professor of Surgery from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Hogg specializes in the use of surgical robotic technology and spoke to us about her experience learning and teaching the technology as well as where she believes the technology will go from here. Watch Dr. Hogg's Grand Rounds talk here: https://videos.med.wisc.edu/videos/76555 Recorded 11/1/2017

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