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Engineers of Medicine

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PAUL VAUGHAN talks to doctors and technologists and finds that from artificial limbs to brain surgery. engineering techniques have a great deal to offer medical practice. But bow does the doctor react to engineers trespassing on his traditional preserves? After all, patients are not machines - or arc they?
Produced by LAURIE JOHN
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Paul Vaughan
Produced By:
Laurie John
Source: Radio Times

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