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Advanced laparoscopic surgical training gains a practical new tool through 3D-printed anatomical structures that accurately simulate critical pelvic structures and surgical planes.

Advanced molecular screening methods for colorectal cancer and AI-assisted colonoscopy detection systems represent significant developments in diagnostic technology, potentially improving both accuracy and accessibility of cancer screening programs.

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