Robotic Cardiac Surgery

What is Robotic Cardiac Surgery?

Robotic cardiac surgery is a cutting-edge surgical approach combining the accuracy and agility of robots with the knowledge and experience of cardiac surgeons to initiate complex cardiac surgeries. When compared to traditional open-heart surgery, this method has a number of benefits, such as fewer incisions, less pain, quicker recovery periods, etc. 

A number of cardiac procedures like atrial fibrillation ablation, mitral valve replacement or repair, atrial septal defect closure, and coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), are initiated with the use of robotic cardiac surgery. In addition, it might be utilized for certain complex surgeries, specifically those involving patients who are more susceptible to open heart surgery.

The following are some of the main differences between traditional and robotic cardiac surgery:

  • Surgical technique: While traditional surgery is carried out by creating a larger incision and using specialized instruments, robotic surgery, also known as keyhole surgery involves smaller incisions.
  • Visualization: In contrast to traditional surgery, which involves the surgeon making direct contact with the patient's body, robotic surgery provides the surgeon with clear, three-dimensional, high-definition images.
  • Precision and dexterity: While performing surgeries, a robotic system offers greater precision and dexterity than a traditional surgical procedure, which may involve handheld equipment that provides less of both. 
  • Blood loss- In robotic cardiac surgery, there is minimal blood loss whereas in traditional cardiac surgery, it might lead to more blood loss.
  • Recovery time- In traditional cardiac surgery, recovery time is longer when compared to robotic cardiac surgery. 
  • Postoperative pain- Robotic cardiac surgery doesn’t cause much pain in comparison to traditional surgery.

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