Two Tiny Magnetic Robots Could Replace Open-Heart Surgery, Study Says

Engineers at Johns Hopkins University have created tiny robots, about the size of a pencil tip, designed to travel through the body. These robots are intended to deliver medicine directly to infections inside a beating heart. The technology could potentially replace the need for open-heart surgery in some cases.

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ForbesCenter· 7d ago

Two Tiny Magnetic Robots Could Replace Open-Heart Surgery, Study Says

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Tiny robots speed medicine through body to the heart

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Scientists Built Tiny Robots That Could Treat Dangerous Heart Infections from Within

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