Did You Know? Robotic Surgery Offers Unmatched Precision and Safety.

Описание: Robotic–assisted surgery (RAS) is a minimally invasive advanced surgical tool that provides surgeons with a greater degree of motion and improved visual magnification to better access the affected area (E.g., Deep pelvis, etc.) while conducting the surgery.
Robotically-assisted surgery was developed to address a few limitations of pre-existing traditional surgical procedures and to enhance the capabilities of surgeons performing complex surgeries.
The da Vinci X (4th generation) system, by Intuitive a global technology leader in minimally invasive care and the pioneer of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS), is the latest in the advanced surgical technology that is available in the country
In India, there are a number of challenges given the demographic of the country and limited access to quality healthcare. This has significantly contributed to the growing cancer incidences in the country.
With the installation of the latest in surgical the da Vinci Xi, we hope to bridge the gap and make the best in cancer care not only accessible to patients from all walks of life
Benefits of the da Vinci system
Patients:
Less pain and use of pain medication
Less blood loss
Less risk of infection
Less scarring
Shorter recovery time
Shorter hospital stays, helping address more number of patients
Surgeons
Computerised 3D visualisation for the surgeon
Increased precision
Decreased blood loss and lesser transfusions
Improved dexterity
Better ergonomics
Reduced risk of complications
Increased range of motion
Enhanced access
The key differences of using robotic systems for surgeons are improved 3D visualization and precision control of surgical instruments.
The technology can be ideal for certain delicate or complex surgeries because it makes it easier for surgeons to avoid surrounding nerves and organs.
Fatigue and tremors are reduced manifold, and precision is enhanced
Given the strict devised training modules and protocols, junior surgeons can be taught the technique much more easily, with a shorter learning curve. This makes the procedure widely adoptable.
Fatigue and tremors are reduced manifold, precision is enhanced - Minimally invasive techniques, both laparoscopic surgery and robotic-assisted surgery, has become the standard surgical technique for many specific surgical procedures. However, the patient benefits of laparoscopic surgery come at an ergonomic cost to the surgeon performing the procedures as they stand for long hours with very controlled movements and often an unsteady camera operated by the surgical assistant. On the other hand, the robotic-assisted technique offers a more ergonomically friendly environment for the surgeon than it does for the patient. Robotic-assisted surgery provides many ergonomic advantages for the surgeon, including a 3-dimensional view of the surgical field, surgeon control of the camera held in position by a robotic arm providing a more stable platform, seven degrees of wrist movement and even allows the surgeon to take quick breaks during lengthy procedures improving their focus and ability
Given the strict devised training modules and protocols, surgeons can be taught the technique much more efficiently, with a shorter learning curve. This makes the procedure widely adoptable.
Hospitals
These benefits also allow hospitals/ cancer care centres to address a more significant number of cases in a shorter duration of time by enabling the hospitals/ care centres to free up beds for incoming patients.