Dr. Mani Menon

These were all people who worked in the automotive industry. Detroit had the highest concentration of industrial robots in the world. What they felt is they had seen the power of the robot in welding and soldering and screwing in areas where the hand couldn't get into.

These were all people who worked in the automotive industry. Detroit had the highest concentration of industrial robots in the world. What they felt is they had seen the power of the robot in welding and soldering and screwing in areas where the hand couldn't get into.

These were all people who worked in the automotive industry. Detroit had the highest concentration of industrial robots in the world. What they felt is they had seen the power of the robot in welding and soldering and screwing in areas where the hand couldn't get into.

What they felt is that they came here because they trusted me and I had told them that I was very well trained in open surgery and they said, well, if you think this robot is going to help you, we've seen how it helps us. What do we have to lose?

What they felt is that they came here because they trusted me and I had told them that I was very well trained in open surgery and they said, well, if you think this robot is going to help you, we've seen how it helps us. What do we have to lose?

What they felt is that they came here because they trusted me and I had told them that I was very well trained in open surgery and they said, well, if you think this robot is going to help you, we've seen how it helps us. What do we have to lose?

I don't know the part of the first surgical training at Johns Hopkins. It's like 99% true. They may have had somebody who filled in when there was an unexpected vacancy. I don't think so. I think that's also true.

I don't know the part of the first surgical training at Johns Hopkins. It's like 99% true. They may have had somebody who filled in when there was an unexpected vacancy. I don't think so. I think that's also true.

I don't know the part of the first surgical training at Johns Hopkins. It's like 99% true. They may have had somebody who filled in when there was an unexpected vacancy. I don't think so. I think that's also true.

In a nutshell, I was and continue to be a wimp surrounded by strong women who told me what to do. I grew up with my mother. My father had died when I was very young. And she idolized her uncle, who was a prominent physician who had died. And she wanted me to become a physician. So I became his physician. Came to the United States.

In a nutshell, I was and continue to be a wimp surrounded by strong women who told me what to do. I grew up with my mother. My father had died when I was very young. And she idolized her uncle, who was a prominent physician who had died. And she wanted me to become a physician. So I became his physician. Came to the United States.

In a nutshell, I was and continue to be a wimp surrounded by strong women who told me what to do. I grew up with my mother. My father had died when I was very young. And she idolized her uncle, who was a prominent physician who had died. And she wanted me to become a physician. So I became his physician. Came to the United States.

I was a general surgical resident at my medical school, JIPA, in Pondicherry. And there was a change in administration, and I fell out of favor with the new chairman of the Department of Surgery. So once again, being a wimp, I decided that I would flee India and come to the U.S. I came to the U.S.

I was a general surgical resident at my medical school, JIPA, in Pondicherry. And there was a change in administration, and I fell out of favor with the new chairman of the Department of Surgery. So once again, being a wimp, I decided that I would flee India and come to the U.S. I came to the U.S.

I was a general surgical resident at my medical school, JIPA, in Pondicherry. And there was a change in administration, and I fell out of favor with the new chairman of the Department of Surgery. So once again, being a wimp, I decided that I would flee India and come to the U.S. I came to the U.S.

to become a neurosurgeon, and then I rapidly realized that urine was more appealing to me than CSF and became a urologist.

to become a neurosurgeon, and then I rapidly realized that urine was more appealing to me than CSF and became a urologist.

to become a neurosurgeon, and then I rapidly realized that urine was more appealing to me than CSF and became a urologist.

Yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes, yes.