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UNTITLED
Authors: WICKHAM JEA
Citation: Jea. Wickham, UNTITLED, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 247-248
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FOR MIT
Authors: MELZER A SCHURR MO BUESS G GRONMEYER DHW SEIBEL RMM
Citation: A. Melzer et al., ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FOR MIT, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 249-250
FUTURE OF ADVANCED GUIDANCE TECHNIQUES BY INTERVENTIONAL CT AND MRI
Authors: GRONEMEYER DHW SEIBEL RMM MELZER A SCHMIDT A DELI M FRIEBE M BUSCH M
Citation: Dhw. Gronemeyer et al., FUTURE OF ADVANCED GUIDANCE TECHNIQUES BY INTERVENTIONAL CT AND MRI, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 251-259
MEDICAL MANIPULATORS - A REALISTIC CONCEPT
Authors: WAPLER M
Citation: M. Wapler, MEDICAL MANIPULATORS - A REALISTIC CONCEPT, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 261-266
POTENTIAL OF MICROSYSTEMS IN MEDICINE
Authors: GUBER AE
Citation: Ae. Guber, POTENTIAL OF MICROSYSTEMS IN MEDICINE, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 267-275
MAGNETIC-RESONANCE-IMAGING DURING UPPER GI ENDOSCOPY - TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND CLINICAL FEASIBILITY
Authors: DESOUZA NM GIBBONS AH COUTTS GA HALL AS PUNI R CALAM J YOUNG IR
Citation: Nm. Desouza et al., MAGNETIC-RESONANCE-IMAGING DURING UPPER GI ENDOSCOPY - TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND CLINICAL FEASIBILITY, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 277-281
ROBOTIC TRANSURETHRAL ELECTROVAPOURIZATION OF THE PROSTATE
Authors: NATHAN MS WICKHAM JEA DAVIES B
Citation: Ms. Nathan et al., ROBOTIC TRANSURETHRAL ELECTROVAPOURIZATION OF THE PROSTATE, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 283-287
ROBOTIZED PROSTATE BIOPSY
Authors: PISANI E MONTANARI E DEIANA G TRINCHIERI A ZANETTI G TZOUMAS S GUARNERI A SALA R ROVETTA A
Citation: E. Pisani et al., ROBOTIZED PROSTATE BIOPSY, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 289-291
PRINCIPLES OF MULTIMODAL IMAGING
Authors: STAEMMLER M BRILL R MEYER JU GERSONDE K
Citation: M. Staemmler et al., PRINCIPLES OF MULTIMODAL IMAGING, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 293-299
MEDICAL APPROACH TO SYSTEMS SCIENCE
Authors: MELZER A SCHURR MO BUESS G SCHMIDT A SEIBEL RMM GRONEMEYER DHW
Citation: A. Melzer et al., MEDICAL APPROACH TO SYSTEMS SCIENCE, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 301-308
RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE AUTOMATED CLEANING AND DISINFECTION OF RIGID INSTRUMENTS FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY
Authors: BANDELIN S BITROLF E BORNEFF M BUHLER V BUESS GF BREUER U DAUSCH H DAUTZENBERG P FENGLER T GLASMACHER R FRITSCH G GRAHLOW H HAUSER M HEEG P HERTINGER B HESSE R JAKOUBEK F KAITZIS G KAUFMANN H KOTHE L LAMPE H LANG W LAUMEYER B LIEBERMANN K LUTZE T MATERN U MELZER A MICHELS W PAEDE J PAHLKE H PFEIFER E REICHL R ROTH K SCHLEY B SCHMID J SCHRIMM H SIEBER JP STAUD R TONTARRA R ZANETTE T
Citation: S. Bandelin et al., RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE AUTOMATED CLEANING AND DISINFECTION OF RIGID INSTRUMENTS FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 309-313
SHAPE-MEMORY ALLOYS IN MINIMALLY INVASIVE THERAPY
Authors: ANDREWS SM ANSON AW
Citation: Sm. Andrews et Aw. Anson, SHAPE-MEMORY ALLOYS IN MINIMALLY INVASIVE THERAPY, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 315-318
TRENDS IN MANIPULATOR AND ROBOTIC DEVELOPMENT
Authors: HOLLER E RININSLAND H
Citation: E. Holler et H. Rininsland, TRENDS IN MANIPULATOR AND ROBOTIC DEVELOPMENT, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 319-339
SURGERY TAKES TO THE OPEN ROAD
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, SURGERY TAKES TO THE OPEN ROAD, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 341-341
SEED THERAPY FOR PROSTATE-CANCER
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, SEED THERAPY FOR PROSTATE-CANCER, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 341-341
LAPAROSCOPIC AORTIC BYPASS PATIENT DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, LAPAROSCOPIC AORTIC BYPASS PATIENT DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 341-341
FEMORAL-ARTERY HEMOSTASIS PRODUCT AWARDED PMA APPLICATION BY FDA
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, FEMORAL-ARTERY HEMOSTASIS PRODUCT AWARDED PMA APPLICATION BY FDA, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 342-342
NUMBERS OF MANUFACTURERS SHRINKS BY ONE
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, NUMBERS OF MANUFACTURERS SHRINKS BY ONE, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 342-342
KIDNEY IMPAIRMENT TEST READY TO MARKET
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, KIDNEY IMPAIRMENT TEST READY TO MARKET, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 342-342
REGULATORY AND REIMBURSEMENT CHALLENGES
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, REGULATORY AND REIMBURSEMENT CHALLENGES, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 342-342
NEW-YORK SEES TELEMEDICINE ALLIANCE
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, NEW-YORK SEES TELEMEDICINE ALLIANCE, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 342-343
TAKING THE OPEN OUT OF HEART-SURGERY
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, TAKING THE OPEN OUT OF HEART-SURGERY, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 344-345
AND THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT WHERE
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, AND THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT WHERE, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 345-345
DONT LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, DONT LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 345-346
COLONOSCOPY IN 30 SECONDS
Authors: DRAKE C
Citation: C. Drake, COLONOSCOPY IN 30 SECONDS, Minimally invasive therapy, 4(5-6), 1995, pp. 345-345
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