Treatments

Robotic surgery for the small intestine, mesentery, and retroperitoneum offers precision and minimally invasive techniques. This advanced approach uses robotic systems controlled by surgeons to perform delicate procedures with enhanced accuracy and control. For the small intestine, it allows for precise resection and anastomosis. In the mesentery, it aids in managing vascular structures and lymph nodes. For retroperitoneal surgeries, it provides better access to deep-seated organs and tissues. Benefits include reduced pain, smaller incisions, shorter recovery times, and improved outcomes, making robotic surgery a valuable option for complex abdominal and retroperitoneal procedures.

Robotic bariatric surgery has transformed the treatment of obesity by providing surgeons with enhanced precision and control during procedures such as gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy. Utilizing small incisions and advanced robotic arms, surgeons can perform intricate maneuvers with greater accuracy and visibility inside the abdomen. This minimally invasive approach reduces recovery times, postoperative pain, and complications compared to traditional open surgery, allowing patients to return to normal activities sooner. The robotic system's 3D visualization and articulating instruments enable precise tissue dissection and suturing, ensuring optimal outcomes in weight loss and improvement of obesity-related conditions like diabetes and hypertension.