Robotic surgery

• What is robotic surgery?

Robotic surgery, or robot-assisted surgery, allows physicians to perform a wide variety of complex procedures with greater accuracy, flexibility, and control than traditional methods. Robotic surgery is an example of minimally invasive surgery. It is also sometimes used in some traditional open surgical procedures.

Robotic surgery is widely used by hospitals in the United States and Europe to treat a wide range of conditions.

The most widely used clinical robotic surgical systems include the camera arm and mechanical arms, which include surgical instruments. The surgeon controls the hands while sitting on the computer console near the operating table. In this console, there is a high-definition, magnified, 3-D view of the surgical site which is helpful for surgent.

• What is laparoscopic surgery?

Laparoscopy is a type of surgery that uses smaller incisions than you might expect.

The process takes its name from the laparoscope, which is a thin device with a small video camera and light at the end. When a surgeon makes a small cut and puts it into your body, they can watch a video monitor and see what is going on inside you. If those devices are not available, they should have a very large opening. Thanks to special equipment, your surgeon does not have to reach your body. That means even less cutting.

• What is minimally invasive surgery?

In minimally invasive surgery, physicians use a variety of techniques to operate the body with less damage than open surgery. In general, minimally invasive surgery is associated with less pain, less hospital stay, and fewer complications.

There are different types of surgical techniques in minimally invasive surgery:

• Laparoscopy
• Endoscopy
• Arthroscopy
• Bronchoscopy
• Cystoscopy
• Gastroscopy
• Hysteroscopy
• Laryngoscopy
• Sigmoidoscopy  

• What is an open surgery?

"Open" surgery means cutting the skin and tissues so that the surgeon has a complete focus on the structures or organs. Examples of open surgery are the removal of organs such as the gallbladder or kidneys.

• What are the advantages of robotics surgery?

Patient benefits

For the patient, the benefits of robotic surgery are:

• More precise surgery.

Often, your surgeon will need to work near healthy, sensitive organs, tissues, and nerves. The goal of surgery is to remove the abnormality without affecting the surrounding healthy structures. The small size and flexibility of robotic devices make it easy to achieve.

• Significantly less pain.
• Low risk of infection and anemia.

Your surgeon will make smaller incisions than larger ones, reducing the risk of infection or anemia.

• Discharge from the hospital earlier.

Generally, patients can go home after robotic surgery, sometimes the next day.

• Few scars and less recovery.

Small cuts also mean that your recovery period is shorter. Sometimes, recovery lasts a few days.

• In many cases, good clinical results.

Surgeon benefits

For Surgeons, the Benefits of Robotic Surgery:

• Improved visual field.

On the console, your surgeon has a better view of the operating area. The high-definition camera provides a wide, detailed view of the affected area. Your surgeon can see more clearly the microstructure, which leads to more precise surgery.

• Superior capacity.

Only the human hand can move forward. But the robot device exceeds the speed and range of the human hand. The arms of the robot device can change in 360 degrees. This allows your surgeon to work in an impossible way without the robot.

• Access to inaccessible places.

The robot's improved flexibility and accuracy allow your surgeon to access inaccessible areas. Robotic surgery, which means surgeons can treat more conditions.

• What are the advantages of minimal invasive surgery or laparoscopic surgery?

• Less incisions

The size of the incision is one of the most important advantages. Unlike conventional surgery, which often involves large incisions, minimally invasive surgery relies only on small incisions, which are sufficient to insert thin tubes, cameras, fiber-optic lights, and other small surgical instruments.

• Less pain

Minimal invasive surgery may cause less pain and discomfort after the surgical procedure. Studies show that patients recovering from minimally invasive surgery report less pain and that patients who have undergone conventional surgery do not need large amounts of painkillers.

• A small period required to stay at the hospital

Patients undergoing this type of surgery can usually go home quickly and return to work, and normal activities may begin early.

• Faster recovery

The size of the incision allows you to heal faster than traditional open surgery methods, allowing you to return to your normal daily life as quickly as possible.

• Less scar

Since this type of surgery requires small incisions, this means that you will have smaller, less noticeable scars. Also, with these small incisions, it only takes a few stitches to close the incisions after your procedure.

• Increased accuracy

Minimal invasive surgery also offers a higher accuracy rate than traditional open surgery. The accuracy is improved as the procedures use the camera, allowing your internal organs to get a better view of the surgeon.

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