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Robotic surgery
Robotic surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery where doctors use a robotic system to perform procedures through small cuts. The surgeon controls the robot using a special console, allowing for precise movements inside the body.
Why Robotic Surgery Is Used
Robotic surgery is often used for:
Colorectal surgery (e.g., cancer, rectal resection)
Prostate surgery
Gynecologic surgery
Kidney surgery
Heart and lung procedures
It’s especially helpful in areas that are hard to reach with regular tools or in surgeries that require great precision.
Procedure:
Anesthesia: You’re given general anesthesia to sleep during the operation.
Small Incisions: Tiny cuts are made in the body instead of one large one.
Inserting Instruments: Thin instruments and a tiny camera (with 3D view) are inserted through the incisions.
Surgeon at Console: The surgeon sits at a control console and uses hand and foot controls to move the robotic arms.
Surgery Performed: The robot mimics the surgeon’s exact movements — but with greater accuracy, flexibility, and range of motion.
Closing Incisions: The cuts are closed with stitches or glue.
Advantages of Robotic Surgery
Smaller cuts → Less pain and scarring
More precise movements → Safer for delicate areas
Less blood loss and lower risk of infection
Shorter hospital stay and faster recovery
Better visibility with 3D high-definition views inside the body
Limitations or Considerations
Not suitable for all patients or procedures
May be more expensive
Requires a trained and experienced surgeon