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He added: “Even a microscope technique would need up to a 2cm incision, but this camera is just 0.6cm thick, so requires a very small incision, reducing any inflammation in the patient’s skin so their recovery can be much quicker with less post-operation pain.” https://healthmedicinet.com/i/somerset-pioneering-spine-surgery-helping-patients-to-recover/
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