The da Vinci Surgical System mimics the motion of the human hand to perform minimally invasive surgery. HARKER HEIGHTS, Texas ...

Leonardo da Vinci could have experienced nerve damage in a fall, impeding his ability to paint in later life, Italian doctors suggest. They diagnosed ulnar palsy, or “claw hand”, by analyzing ...

Through the use of small hand motions, doctors like Dr. Suzanna Chatterjee-Morris control the Da Vinci robot to precisely perform surgery. "Our [human] hands will only make 180-degree motion.

In a da Vinci hysterectomy, the surgeon performs the procedure with the help of thin robotic arms inserted into tiny, 1 to 2 centimeter incisions. These robotic arms replicate the exact movements of ...

(Leonardo fans can judge for themselves when the work is shown in the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci: Hand of the Genius," curated by Radke, at Atlanta's High Museum, for four months beginning ...

“We enhanced the exhibition by developing our own interactive post-show experience featuring hands-on activities inspired by da Vinci’s work, including geometric art design, invention ...