Studying news about Prince William, one well-known proverb "And the Shvets, and the Reaper, and the Dude the Playman" comes to mind. Than only the heir to the British crown is engaged! He rolls on the difficult roads on the status car, along with his younger brother takes part in the shooting of the fantastic blockbuster "Star Wars: The Last Jedi", and now - he studies robotic surgery.
This is not surprising, because the grandson of the ruling queen likes to try everything new, and a high statute gives him that opportunity almost every day.
The other day, Prince William visited the Royal Marsden Hospital on an official visit, but did not just go on excursion and communication with patients, staff and administration.
Prince William is not afraid of blood: video
Before strolling through the territory of the medical center and talking with his patients, the future monarch wanted to visit the holy of holies - the operating room. Judging by the video posted on the official page of Kensington Palace on Twitter, the prince was not afraid of the sight of blood, and watched with interest the course of the most complicated operation.
The Duke joins Professor Vinidh Paleri and his team in the theater as they perform minimally invasive robotic surgery on a patient with adenoid cystic carcinoma. pic.twitter.com/6Gq8dsoPa2
- Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) January 10, 2018
The surgeon performed an operation to remove the malignant neoplasm.
Most likely, Prince William was really interested in participating in such an important operation. In any case, his status - obliges. In 2007, heir to the throne received the post of president of the Royal Marsden Foundation NHS Foundation Trust.
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The organization is developing a program for treating oncological diseases with the help of robotic surgeons. Let us note that before this post was occupied by the late Princess Diana.