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Robotic Surgery

Robotic Surgery

Robotic surgery represents a significant advancement in modern surgical care, offering enhanced precision, control, and visual clarity for complex procedures. This technology allows surgeons to perform delicate operations through small incisions using robotic arms that precisely replicate the surgeon’s hand movements. The system provides high-definition, three-dimensional visualisation of the surgical field, enabling superior accuracy and improved surgical outcomes.

 

In urology, robotic surgery is widely used for procedures involving the prostate, kidneys, bladder, and ureters. It is particularly effective for complex cancer surgeries and reconstructive procedures where precision is critical. The robotic platform allows for greater dexterity and range of motion than the human hand, making it possible to operate in confined anatomical spaces with exceptional accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Urology robotic surgery uses advanced robotic technology to perform minimally invasive procedures. It allows precise removal of diseased tissue using robotic arms controlled by the surgeon.

In most cases, robotic prostate surgery results in less pain, minimal blood loss, faster recovery, and smaller scars compared to open surgery.

Common robotic urology surgery procedures include:
• Robotic prostate surgery
• Prostate removal robotic surgery
• Surgery for kidney and ureteric conditions
• Complex pelvic reconstruction

The robotic prostate cancer surgery recovery time is usually shorter than open surgery. Most patients walk the same day and resume routine activities within 1 to 2 weeks.