Si la cœlioscopie avait déjà contribué à modifier le rapport du chirurgien au toucher, le robot chirurgical est responsable d’une « révolution des sens » puisqu’il tend à l’abolir complètement, allant jusqu’à placer l’opérateur à plusieurs mètres de son patient. La vision se substitue alors au toucher, annihilant la subjectivité tactile du chirurgien et le…
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