A team of researchers at the University of Toronto and The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) have created a set of tiny robotic tools that could enable keyhole surgery in the brain. In a paper ...

Robotic surgical tools (around 8 millimetres in diameter) have been used for decades in keyhole surgery for other parts of the body. The challenge has been making a tool small enough (3mm in ...

Oct. 30—Robotic-assisted surgery has been becoming more commonplace in surgical rooms across the United States, and Kettering Health Hamilton has embraced the advanced tool.