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Last updated: May 5, 2015 at 22:00

Summary



Microvascular surgeries require a great degree of precision, accuracy, and stability for successful operations. In many cases, the microvascular anastomosis of vessels during free tissue transfer are the most technically challenging and critical portion of these already long procedures. Controlling hand tremor during vein suturing is invaluable, and even skilled surgeons who have spent years perfecting …</description>
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