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World’s First “4k” Laparoscopy Performed- Surgery in 4X HD!

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25-Oct-2009, 06:43 PM #1
World’s First “4k” Laparoscopy Performed- Surgery in 4X HD!
http://docinthemachine.com/2009/10/2...t4klaparoscop/

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I am so excited to report that I have performed the world’s first laparoscopy in 4K - using cameras with a resolution 4 times that of HD. I presented the details and shared the images with a crowd of 3500 at the 65th Annual Meeting of the ASRM this week in Atlanta in my invited plenary lecture. We showed the audience how the digital technology being developed to transform movies could be directly applied to take surgical performance to tthe next level.
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