SURGICAL
The robotic surgery monopoly is a poor deal
Amita Trehan, Thomas J. Dunn
- Year
- 2013
- Citations
- 32
Abstract
The lack of competition in the surgical robots market may mean that this technology represents a poorer deal than it need do for healthcare buyers—ultimately patients, insurance companies, and taxpayers, write <b>Abhishek Trehan</b> and <b>Tristan J Dunn</b>
Keywords
MonopolyCompetition (biology)RobotHealth careBusinessOperations managementEconomicsComputer scienceMicroeconomicsArtificial intelligence
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