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Date:6/27/2011

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Dr. Gupta says, "With these sophisticated computers I can make a 'roadmap' using the patient's existing CT scan or MRI data. The technology virtually fuses the scan to an image of the patient on the procedure table. As a result, I can do the procedure faster. Preliminary studies show that we also use far less radiation, and the procedure also usually offers an alternative to hysterectomy. We are performing surgery of the future."


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