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Developed to make surgical procedures more precise, robotic surgery helps surgeons achieve better outcomes while improving patient comfort, reducing complications, and enabling faster recovery times compared to traditional open methods.
Which Diseases Does Robotic Surgery Treat
- Prostate Cancer – Robot-assisted prostatectomy provides a minimally invasive option with shorter recovery times.
- Uterine Cancer – Preferred in procedures such as hysterectomy and other gynecological interventions.
- Stomach Cancer – Applied in tumor removal and gastric resections.
- Heart Surgery – Used in coronary artery bypass and heart valve repair surgeries.
- Intestinal and Colon Diseases – Effective in operations for colon/intestinal cancer, Crohn’s disease, and ulcerative colitis.
- Renal Diseases – Preferred in surgeries for renal cancer, renal tumors, and related conditions.
- Urological Diseases – Used in treating kidney tumors, kidney stones, and ureteropelvic junction stenosis.
- Gynecological Diseases – Applied in the surgical management of fibroids, endometriosis, and ovarian cysts.
What Procedures Does Robotic Surgery Perform
Robotic surgery systems enable a wide range of minimally invasive (closed) procedures, controlled entirely by the surgeon from a console. Common robotic procedures include:
- Prostatectomy – Removal of the prostate for prostate cancer treatment.
- Hysterectomy – Surgical removal of the uterus, used in uterine cancer or related conditions.
- Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery – Performed to treat blocked heart vessels.
- Heart Valve Repairs/Replacements – For correcting or replacing diseased valves.
- Gastrointestinal Surgery – Operations for stomach, intestine, colon cancers; reflux and obesity surgeries.
- Urological Surgery – Removal of kidney tumors, stone treatments, and ureteropelvic stenosis corrections.
- Gynecological Surgery – Endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, and related treatments.
- Renal Surgery – Renal cancer operations, tumor removal, kidney transplant surgeries.
Thoracoscopic Surgery – Minimally invasive chest surgeries such as lung cancer and mediastinoscopy.
Robotic Surgery at Liv Hospital
At Liv Hospital Robotic Surgery Center, we perform advanced procedures across multiple branches including general surgery, gynecology, urology, and cardiac surgery.
Our mission is to combine technological innovation with medical expertise, offering:
- Higher surgical precision
- Maximum patient safety
- Shorter recovery times
- Improved post-surgery comfort
Robotic surgery is considered one of the highest advancements in surgical medicine, and Liv Hospital is proud to successfully apply this technology in complex operations.
Robotic Surgery System
The system consists of:
- A robotic tower – containing a binocular optical camera and three robotic arms.
- A surgeon’s console – providing a high-resolution 3D view of the surgical area and precise control of the robotic arms.
This setup gives surgeons an unmatched 3D depth perception and hand stability, resulting in more accurate interventions.
At Liv Hospital, the robotic system is widely used in cancer surgeries, urology, heart surgeries, and advanced laparoscopic operations.
Advantages of Robotic Surgery
Compared to traditional open surgeries, robotic surgery offers patients:
- Faster recovery times
- Less postoperative pain
- Smaller incisions and improved cosmetic outcomes
- Minimal blood loss
- A quicker return to normal life
The Da Vinci Xi Robotic Surgery System, with its thinner and lighter arms, further increases surgical capability and ensures both surgeons and patients benefit from cutting-edge technology.