In computer-assisted surgery, the surgeon does not look at the patient; instead, he or she looks at a monitor on which is projected a picture of the patient. Thus, much computer-assisted surgery is said to be ________ directed.
A) picture
B) image
C) graphically
D) None of the above

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Computer-assisted surgery often involves the surgeon looking at images of the patient on a monitor, making "image" the correct term to describe the type of direction in this context.

In Computer-Assisted Surgery, the Surgeon Does Not Look at the Patient;