January 18, 2017
Editorial
Among the top 10 medical innovations for 2017 identified by the Cleveland Clinic is 3D visualization technology that gives surgeons high-resolution views of their patients while performing ophthalmologic surgery or neurosurgery. Surgeons who have piloted the technology say it offers greater comfort and efficiency.
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