• Highly precise surgery with better results

• Small incisions

• Lesser blood loss

• Significantly less pain and reduced use of pain medication

• Quicker healing time

• Reduced duration of hospital stay

• Faster return to work

3 D HD VISION

The 3D image is the console viewer allows surgeons to see anatomical structures in high definition and natural colors.

• Upto 10x magnification

• Bright, crisp, high-resolution image

• Immersive view of the surgical field

Endowrist Instrumentation and Intuitive Motion

• 7 degrees of freedom

• Range of motion far greater than the human hand

• Minimizes surgeon hand tumors

Surgeon Console Ergonomics

• Natural hand-eye positioning

• Comfortable seated posture

• Built in microphone facilities for efficient communication in the OT

Only you and your doctor can decide if Robotic Surgery is right for you.

Here are few questions to ask your doctor:

1. What are the pros and cons of each surgical approach (open surgery, traditional laparoscopy and Da Vinci Surgery)?

2. I would like to avoid a large incision. Am I a candidate for minimally invasive surgery?

3. How long will I have to stay in the hospital?

4. How soon can I return to my normal activities?

5. Are you a robotic surgeon? If so, how many procedures have you performed?

All surgery presents risk, including Robotic surgery. Results, including cosmetic results, may vary. Serious complications may occur in any surgery, up to and including death. Examples of serious and life-threatening complications, which may require hospitalization, include injury to tissues or organs, bleeding, infection and internal scarring that can cause long lasting dysfunction or pain. Temporary pain or nerve injury has been linked to the inverted position often used during abdominal and pelvic surgery. All these risks can be well managed if you are being managed by an experienced qualified team in the multi-departmental set up.