LEARN // FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS

Learn.

Short, careful teaching from RSIG: a dated timeline of the advances shaping robotic surgery, and an atlas of five organs that travel from donor to recipient, plate by plate. Every fact is checked against its source, and every source is linked.

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FIG. 01 // TWO WAYS TO LEARN

Learn by doing.

Written by RSIG for medical students: standard, guideline-based medicine with a surgical, minimally invasive and robotic eye.

  1. The frontier

    Advances in robotic surgery

    New systems and approvals, operating at a distance, early steps towards autonomy, the trials that test whether robots help patients, training, and milestones from Saudi Arabia: each dated, in two plain sentences, with its primary source.

  2. Five plates

    The Transplant Atlas

    The liver, the kidney, the pancreas, the heart and the lungs, each on a Leonardo-style plate: the donor's operation, then the recipient's joins in the order they are made, each step washing its part in sanguine, with the advisors' papers and every source linked.

Written by RSIG for medical students as teaching material. Nothing here is medical advice.