Robot Surgery

• Surgical arms with microscopic instruments at the tips.

• A special camera gives enlarged 3D images of the surgery region.

• The surgical console is where the surgeon directs the movement of the tool and camera.

• Many procedures can benefit from robotic surgery. Urologists, gynecologic, general, cardiothoracic, and colorectal surgeons frequently adapt and utilize this modern technology healthcare equipment.

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• To begin, your surgeon will make one or more small incisions.

• Your surgeon will insert ports through these incisions (thin tubes). These ports are connected to the robot, and instruments are passed via them.

• One of the ports is used to insert a long, thin camera (endoscope). During the procedure, the camera captures high-definition 3D pictures.

• Surgical instruments are introduced through the other ports, allowing the surgeon to do the procedure.

• While seated at a console a few feet away, your surgeon controls the robotic arm.

• Minor discomfort during healing.

• Reduced infection risk.

• Blood loss has been reduced.

• Reduced hospital stays.

• Smaller scars.