Emergency No: 08062136598Robotic surgery for gynecology is a recent advancement in minimally invasive surgery methods. This new technology helps seasoned gynecological surgeons handle a variety of disorders affecting a woman’s reproductive organs with the use of a small robotic system-controlled device and a thin, illuminated scope.
Robot-assisted gynecological surgery is thought to be the most successful treatment option suited for delicate surgical operations. The surgeon can operate with more control and accuracy by making a few small 1-2 cm incisions. A quick recovery and superior clinical results are more likely since the danger associated with a big incision is significantly lower.
A fully active fourth-generation robotic technology helps scale up the traditional surgical approach to an enhanced robotic surgical technique. The robotic system:
Some of the key features of robotic gynecological surgery are:
Here are some of the robotic gynecological surgeries that help in treating several gynecological disorders:
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There are several advantages to gynecologic robotic surgery, including:
A Robotic System is a fully automated, active technology. It offers multiple benefits to both the surgeon and the patient. It is the most advanced surgical equipment and the benefits of this robotic system can be summarised as:
The Calcutta Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is one of the largest multispecialty hospitals in Kolkata. Our hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, revolutionizing the healthcare industry for the best surgical outcomes. In addition, CMRI has several eminent specialists, doctors, and healthcare providers of national and international reputations for comprehensive and personalized treatment. CMRI provides patient-centric care and empathy from internationally trained nurses to ensure holistic care for patients seeking treatment for glaucoma. Here are a few advantages of choosing CMRI for Robotic Bariatric Surgery:
No. Although both are minimally invasive procedures, laparoscopic procedures involve the surgeon working with tools and instruments in hand.
Whereas, in robot-assisted surgery, the surgeon gets to use a console and 3D monitor to control the robotic arms that perform the surgery, which offers greater flexibility and range of motion.
The entire procedure is performed by a human using a robotic arm. This means the entire surgery is within the surgeon’s control. Sitting at a console in the operation theatre, the surgeon directs the robotic arms to carry out the procedure. A video camera records the surgery in real time, providing the surgeon with an enhanced view of the operating area.
No. While each case will depend on the patient’s condition and the body’s capacity to sustain a surgery, in complex, hard-to-reach and delicate cases with greater complications surgeons prefer robotic-assisted surgery. Compared to a human arm, robotic arms have a greater range of motion and flexibility, which guarantees excellent precision and reduces the possibility of mistakes.
No, throughout the whole surgery, the surgeon maintains control of the surgical system. Despite enabling the surgeon to do more accurate hand and wrist motions, the robot is not capable of carrying out surgery by itself.
Robotic-assisted surgeries have a different set of tools and controls compared to other minimally invasive surgeries. They require specialized equipment and trained medical professionals. At the CMRI Hospital, Kolkata we have a team of experienced and qualified robotic surgeons who do this with exceptionally good surgical outcomes.
The robotic method allows surgeons to remove many myomas of different sizes. This aids in the removal of myomas and the suturing of uterine defects in unusual places. Robot-assisted intracapsular myomectomy protects the surrounding nerves from fibroids, ensuring
The surgeon can see the surgery site more clearly because of the enhanced three-dimensional magnified vision, ambidexterity, and tremor-free endo-wrist motions to perform even the most difficult surgeries with improved control, dexterity, and precision.
Your doctor could choose a robotically assisted hysterectomy for a uterus removal over an open procedure, among other reasons because the incisions required will be smaller. You could recover from surgery more quickly, have less discomfort, and spend less time in the hospital.
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