Human factors in robotic assisted surgery: Lessons from studies 'in the Wild'.

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Jennifer T Anger

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Matthias Weigl

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Merrick Kossack

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Rebecca Randell

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10.1016/J.APERGO.2018.02.011

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Ann M. Bisantz

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Susan Hallbeck

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