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Last updated: 11 May 2012 at 5:36p

Abstract

A surgical manipulator, the JHU/APL snake manipulator, intended to make hip osteolysis surgery
more effective and faster with fewer complications has been developed. It has translational,
rotational, and bend modes of motion, and its current controller utilizes a keyboard and mouse. On
this page, we describe the successful development and implementation of two distinct interfaces
for the manipulator u…</description>
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