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Summary

Retinal surgery is a very delicate procedure requiring small and accurate movements. This procedure can benefit largely from the use of robot, which can reduce error and invasiveness as well as speed up the operation and recovery time. One existing problem with retinal surgery is the maximum acceptable magnitude of force by the tip of the instrument on the eye tissue is below the percepti…</description>
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