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NCRI 2019 | Enthusiasm bias with novel robotic technology for surgery

Peter McCulloch • 5 Nov 2019
NCRI 2019
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Peter McCulloch, MB ChB, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, sheds light on a unique aspect of novel robotic technology for surgery that is not usually spoken about; enthusiasm bias. Recorded at the 2019 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Annual Cancer Conference, in Glasgow, UK.
For more information about the NCRI Cancer Conference, visit https://conference.ncri.org.uk.

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