‘Robot doctor’ performs anesthesia

[singular_me]

whatever your job, it doesnt matter.... what does it mean: we are all one (proven rationally) ?

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‘Robot doctor’ performs anesthesia – the Brave New World of machines doing everything
Thursday 28th May 2015


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnSZzT-cN6A

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[ximmy]

Robot doctors have been around for a long time...
http://resources0.news.com.au/images/2013/01/14/1226553/475788-star-wars-doctor.gif

[Serpo]

http://vertassets.blob.core.windows.net/image/a90f169c/a90f169c-6175-42f5-943a-b99deb8b50f6/hto_robot_nurse.jpghttp://ak-hdl.buzzfed.com/static/2015-02/12/9/enhanced/webdr11/enhanced-23236-1423750098-5.jpghttp://www.discover-entertainment.com/communities/1/004/006/415/971/images/4524383669.jpg (http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=i&source=imgres&cd=&ved=0CAwQjRwwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.discover-entertainment.com%2Fspecialist-shows%2F4533719083&ei=islnVf3qNsKE8gWyuYLIAg&psig=AFQjCNEQpvqM-nfuaImzHCLIDFFtFfIjsg&ust=1432951563030563)

[Glass]

yes, you want a robot to be running anaesthesia. one of the trickiest parts of any operation. My aunt failed to wake up from an operation. IMO they simply didn't bother to revive her. Blamed it on her weight. No a Dr. myself but I think many things are suspicious about her situation when she died.

[Dogman]

yes, you want a robot to be running anaesthesia. one of the trickiest parts of any operation. My aunt failed to wake up from an operation. IMO they simply didn't bother to revive her. Blamed it on her weight. No a Dr. myself but I think many things are suspicious about her situation when she died.

Not defending anything, but from personal experience, mine and family. Going under under and being anaesthetize at any time can be tricky for sure. Remember signing release forms of obligation before surgery because it can be tricky and one may not wake up. If the anesthetist is not paying attention someone can die, fact!

Not sure if I could trust a machine, but also not sure if I could trust an anesthetist having a bad day ether!

Two cents!

[Glass]

I know it's dangerous stuff and people sometimes don't wake up. Just a gut feeling based on some other things. Nothing can be done for it other than to stay out of hospital.

[Dogman]

I know it's dangerous stuff and people sometimes don't wake up. Just a gut feeling based on some other things. Nothing can be done for it other than to stay out of hospital.Join the crowd, my mom died in a nursing home, wont get into the details but to this day, I feel they hurried her passing on because of lack of attention to her oxygen lines. Have caught her lines screwed up in the past and complained about it, LOUDLY several times over time back then when I checked the flow from her machine and the lines were not right. Hell getting pissed right now thinking about it, been 17 years now.

Understand how you feel!

[ximmy]

http://www.online-sciences.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/medical-robot-2.jpg