Titan Medical Inc (TMDIF)

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I can't understand it!
Today doing the research appeared:
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maybe it depends on the mention here:

[0156] As another non-limiting example, the system 2000 of some embodiments includes a robotic surgery system, such as, for example, the robotic surgery system described in U.S. Appl. Publication No. 2013/0211419 A1 (U.S. application Ser. No. 13/728,756) or U.S. Pat. No. 8,400,094, the disclosures of which are both herein incorporated by reference in their entireties. For example, one or more of the methods and/or systems and devices described herein can be utilized with, combined with, and/or integrated with the systems and/or methods of the incorporated robotic surgery systems and methods. In some instances, the methods of this application can be utilized with any of the methods described in those publications. In some instances, the systems and devices of this application can be utilized and combined with any of the methods described in those publication. The EPDD 2140 of some embodiments is in wired or wireless communication with the robotic surgery system, such that, when the EPDD detects a potential nerve injury such as a positioning effect in a patient, the EPDD 2140 can transmit signals to the robotic surgery system instructing the robotic surgery system to adjust the position of the patient, for example, by adjusting the position of the patient table. In other embodiments, the EPDD 2140 is simply used in tandem with the robotic surgery system, advantageously enabling detection and timely correction of potential nerve injuries, such as positioning effect, during surgery. The EPDD 2140 may be used in tandem with any robotic surgery system, such as, for example, but not limited to robotic surgery systems manufactured by Intuitive Surgical Operations, Inc., Hansen Medical Inc., MAKO Surgical Corp., Mazor Robotics Ltd., and Titan Medical Inc., which systems are incorporated herein by reference in in their entireties. In some embodiments, the EPDD 2140 permanently or non-permanently couples to a portion of a robotic surgery system, such as, for example, to a patient table or a mobile base. The EPDD 2140 may be used to monitor potential nerve injuries in any surgery, including in any surgery performed partially or entirely robotically.