Robotic surgery - minimally invasive procedures for best results.

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Robotic Surgery
Taking Surgery Beyond the Limits of the Human
Hand
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What is Robotic Surgery?

• Robotic surgery is a method of perform surgery
  using very small tools attached to a robotic arm.
  The surgeon controls the robotic arm with a
  computer.
• It is similar to laparoscopic surgery.

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Robotic Surgery used to Treat

• Coronary artery bypass
• Gallbladder removal
• Hip replacement
• Hysterectomy
• Kidney removal
• Kidney transplant
• Mitral valve repair
• Radical prostatectomy
• Radical cystectomy
• Tubal ligation

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Types of Robotic Systems

• Da Vinci Surgical System Da vinci is the one
  of the most advanced Surgical robot in the world.
  Da vincis miniaturized instruments are mounted
  on three separate robotic arms, allowing the
  surgeon maximum range of motion and precision.
  The Da Vincis fourth arm contains a magnified
  high-definition 3-D camera that guides the
  surgeon during the procedure.

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2. ZEUS Robotic Surgical System The ZEUS
Surgical System is made up of an ergonomic
surgeon control console and three table-mounted
robotic arms, which perform surgical tasks and
provide visualization during endoscopic surgery.
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3. AESOP Robotic System The AESOP system
employs the assistance of the Automated
Endoscopic System for optical position. AESOP was
the first robot to be cleared by FDA for
assisting surgery in the operating room.
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During Surgery

• The surgeon sits at a computer station and
  directs the movements of a robot. Small surgical
  tools are attached to the robot's arms.
• The surgeon makes small cuts to insert the
  instruments into the body.
• A thin tube with a camera attached to the end of
  it (endoscope) allows the surgeon to view
  enlarged 3-D images of the body as the surgery is
  taking place.
• The robot matches the doctor's hand movements to
  perform the procedure using the tiny instruments.

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Pre-op Precautions

• Do not take any food or fluid for 8 hours before
  the surgery.
• Need to cleanse the bowels with an enema or
  laxative the day before surgery for some types of
  procedures.
• Stop taking aspirin, blood thinners,
  anti-inflammatory medicines, vitamins, or other
  supplements 10 days before the procedure.

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Risks associated with Robotic Surgery

• Reactions to medicines
• Breathing problems
• Bleeding
• Infection

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Why choose Robotic Surgery?

• Faster recovery
• Less pain and bleeding
• Less risk of infection
• Shorter hospital stay
• Smaller scars

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