The significance of spatial cognitive ability in robot-assisted surgery.

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Influence of videogames and musical instruments on performances at a simulator for robotic surgery.The usefulness of 3-dimensional endoscope systems in endoscopic surgery.Motion control skill assessment based on kinematic analysis of robotic end-effector movements.

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