6. Do the robots perform surgeries
on their own?
The surgeon is the master controlling and
guiding the robotic system very precisely.
No
7. How does it work?
A console with joy
sticks for the control
3D vision system for
imaging & navigation
Bedside robotic arms
with tools to operate
Robotic system includes
8. How does it work?
Access through
single or multiple
ports/incisions
Operate with great
accuracy & less fatigue
View the insides under
10X magnification
Surgeon controls the robotic system to
9. Robotic advantage over laparoscopy
Better view - 3D,
360 vision.
Better access and
positioning with
small, flexible robotic
wrists & tools.
10. Robotic system improves success rates
over laparoscopy or open surgery due to
Better access
and positioning
Great freedom
and flexibility
Ambidextrous
controls
11. Robotic system improves success rates
over laparoscopy or open surgery due to
Zero hand tremors More comfort and less
fatigue
12. Are there any risks?
Post-surgical
infections
Exposure to long-
duration anesthesia
Hernia at the
incision site
Robotic surgeries include minimal
health risks such as:
18. The doctor after thorough
investigation decides if robotic
surgery is the best choice for
Cancer surgery Urologic or
prostrate surgery
Weight loss
surgery
19. The doctor after thorough
investigation decides if robotic
surgery is the best choice for
Gynecologic surgery Transplant surgeryCardiac surgery
20. The doctor after thorough
investigation decides if robotic
surgery is the best choice for
Thoracic surgery Head & Neck
surgery
Colorectal surgery
21. The doctor after thorough
investigation decides if robotic
surgery is the best choice for
Reproductive and Infertility
surgeries
Eye surgeries