Podcast: Exec Chat – An Inside Look At Intuitive Surgical

Medtech Insight recently caught up with a top executive at robotic surgery leader Intuitive Surgical at the Exponential Medicine Conference in San Diego. Check out our podcast interview with VP of Strategy, Catherine Mohr, about future plans at her company and much more.

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Robotic surgery is one of the hottest and fastest-growing markets that has long been dominated by one player, Sunnyvale, California-based Intuitive Surgical Inc.Medtech Insight sat down with Catherine Mohr, Intuitive’s VP of Strategy, to talk about the new da Vinci Sp, expected to be released in 2018, the competitive landscape and where the innovator foresees new opportunities and technologies ahead. 

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