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Do robotic needle systems improve precision and efficiency? Evidence from a systematic review and meta-analysis of clinical and preclinical studies. | ClinicLen

Percutaneous needle placement is ubiquitous across specialties, yet accuracy remains constrained by needle-tissue interactions and target localization, motivating interest in robotic assistance. However, clinical benefit has yet to be systematically pooled. Following PRISMA guide

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