Robotic surgery in public hospitals of Latin-America: a castle of sand?

Overview of attention for article published in World Journal of Urology, February 2018

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24 Jan 2021

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RT @wjurol: Secin et al: Development of robotic programs in Latin-American public hospitals have been hindered by high costs https://t.co/c…

28 Feb 2018

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Robotic surgery is not feasible for every hospital. We still need to better understand cost x benefit, number of robots per habitants, and bedder define who need to be trained for robotic surgery @wjurol #urology #urologia #RoboticSurgery https://t.co/6EPu

27 Feb 2018

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Secin et al: Development of robotic programs in Latin-American public hospitals have been hindered by high costs https://t.co/cEgZhvxmoU https://t.co/mQ8aC4ezTG

27 Feb 2018

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Robotic surgery in public hospitals of Latin-America: a castle of sand? https://t.co/cIzbi6u5JU #Laparoscopia https://t.co/UbSKCQGFOK

21 Feb 2018

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