Da Vinci
Nov 15 2012
•0h 25m
•Documentary
In an operating theatre in a hospital robotic surgery department, a journey through the human body is undertaken by a specialized robot named Da Vinci. The surgeon conducts the entire operation remotely, controlling the robot’s intricate movements with a joystick.
Cast
See allOlivia Fanucchi
Surgeon
Stylianos Korasidis
Surgeon
Franca Melfi
Surgeon
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