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Counter-Intuitive: The $400M Alliance and FDA Clearance Redefining Surgical Robotics
How J&J, Stryker, Medtronic, and Intuitive are carving up the soft-tissue market by venue, not just hardware.
Oct 13
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Adam Dawoodjee
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September 2026
The VISE Grip on MedTech: How Vanderbilt Out-Innovates the Giants
How a nimble academic powerhouse in Nashville is bypassing corporate red tape to build the future of surgery.
Sep 21
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Adam Dawoodjee
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The Endoscope Is Learning Where It Is
How researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital are combining 3D vision, computer vision, and surgical navigation to turn the endoscope from a camera…
Sep 2
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Adam Dawoodjee
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August 2026
From Sword Swallowers to Flexible Scopes: The Evolution and Future of Endoscopic Surgery
From 1868 sword swallowers to 2026 VR technology, trace a 150-year journey through time as pioneers transformed endoscopy into precise modern surgery.
Aug 27
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Adam Dawoodjee
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Precision Without Borders: How SRS 2026 Showed Me the Next Era of Healthcare
Why the biggest hurdles in surgical robotics are no longer latency or hardware, but policy, training, and global adoption.
Aug 3
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Adam Dawoodjee
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July 2026
The 1990s UAB Duo That Retired Plastic Surgery’s Longest Incision
How Luis Vasconez and Grady Core brought endoscopic precision to facial surgery and permanently changed how surgeons approach the human face.
Jul 23
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Adam Dawoodjee
Dr. Watanabe and The Hardwood Twist That Spurred a Surgical Revolution
Inside the 1962 Tokyo Operation That Took Orthopedics From Medieval Butchery to a Modern Outpatient Miracle.
Jul 21
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Adam Dawoodjee
Jacques Marescaux’s Blueprint for Borderless Care
From Strasbourg to Kigali, how open research networks and multi-center mirror labs are democratizing high-tech surgical training worldwide.
Jul 16
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Adam Dawoodjee
Inside PNI’s Decade-Long Mission to Redefine Neurosurgery
Turning specialized keyhole mastery into a global export mechanism for low-trauma cranial care.
Jul 7
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Adam Dawoodjee
June 2026
UCSF Skull Base Lab: A Microcosm of Evolving Surgical Training
How immersive depth perception evolves surgical training from basic technical execution to real-time anatomical interpretation and decision-making.
Jun 23
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Adam Dawoodjee
From CyberKnife to Stereoscopic Depth: Inside Stanford’s NeuroTraIn Center
Extending classical microsurgical discipline into the digital age to master deep, confined cranial corridors before stepping into the OR.
Jun 17
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Adam Dawoodjee
William T. Bovie and The Spark That Changed Modern Surgery
The 1926 partnership that stopped the bleeding and saved the brain.
Jun 10
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Adam Dawoodjee
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