Volume Article.13-08 Publish Date: 25th March 2013 Author(s): MPUH - CRS Team Why Robotic Surgery Is Changing the Impacts of Medical Field ARTICLE hhh Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital (MPUH) Centre For Robotic Surgery (CRS) Dr. Virendra Desai Road, Nadiad, Gujarat 387 001, India Tel: +91 79 4024 3077 / 49 Email: ips@centreforroboticsurgery.com Website: www.centreforroboticsurgery.com
Why Robotic Surgery Is Changing the Impacts of Medical Field Robotic-assisted surgery - minimally invasive surgery (MIS), uses surgical robotic equipment which emulates surgical movements. MIS procedures permit surgeons to operate through small ports rather than large incisions, resulting in shorter recovery times, fewer complications and reduced hospital stays. Da Vinci Robotic Surgery - Minimally Invasive Surgery Da Vinci robotic surgery provides a minimally invasive solution to a variety of different circumstances. It is an effective substitute to both open surgery and laparoscopy and tremendously effective in convoluted processes. This process is now widespread due to the uppermost efficiency in its class. The profits of the da Vinci surgical method are huge in terms of quicker recapture time, less blood loss and a lower risk of complications. The da Vinci Surgical System offers influential advances that: Upsurge the surgeon's dexterity for problematic parts of the minimally invasive method Proposal healthier imagining of anatomical constructions by submerging the surgeon in a highresolution three-dimensional image, as an alternative of the two dimensional or "flat" video screen of traditional minimally invasive surgery Minimally invasive surgery with robotic expertise makes fewer traumas for the patient, fewer risks of problems, less pain and blood loss, earlier recovery time, a shorter hospital stay and an earlier return to day to day activities. Minimally invasive procedures: Recover the security of surgery Reduce blood loss and the necessity for transfusions Outcome in rarer problems Reduce blemishing Shorten the hospital stay Faster recovery time Cause less post-operative pain Permit patients to return to health and daily life faster Robotic Surgery - Evaluating the Benefits
The benefits of robotic-assisted surgery contain a marvelous improvement in surgeons' controller of the tools and the capability to perform more complicated procedures. The robotic arms unchanging filter minute on of the human hand to provide a better degree of stability. There are many benefits to the patient when they undergo through a robotic method compared to a traditional surgery. These benefits include: More accurate surgery: In the surgery, the surgeon s goal is to eradicate the abnormal area without upsetting the nearby healthy tissue. Fewer traumas to the body: The smaller incisions, instruments and extreme accuracy allow the surgeon to extent the abnormal area straight with minimal operation of and fewer traumas to internal organs and tissue. Less blood loss & less risk of infection: The smaller cuts mean less blood loss and less risk of infection or need for transfusion. Shorter hospital stay: Following a robotic procedure, hospital stays of a week or longer may be shortened to a few days. Shorter recovery: The Surgeon use small incisions rather than a large one, so because of this recovery is faster and the patient can return to their normal routine sooner. Smaller scar: The smaller cuts mean less noticeable scarring. Robotic Surgery: Benefits to Surgeons There are many advantages of a robotic surgery for the surgeon, too. Following are the benefits of the doctors when they made surgery through robotic surgery system. High-resolution visual field Heightened precision Access to hard-to-reach places Less manipulation of healthy tissue Greater surgical accuracy Increased range of motion Improved visualization Da Vinci Robotic Surgery - The Non Invasive Surgery Technique The Da Vinci robot is a tremendously sophisticated, high-tech optical and mechanical system for performing an excessive surgical procedure with a comfort, accurateness and effectiveness not ever possible. It contains an ergonomically intended surgeon s comfort, a patient-side cart with interactive robotic arms, the high-performance InSite Vision System and proprietary EndoWrist Instruments. Powered by state-of-the-art robotic technology, the surgeon s hand actions are scaled, clean and flawlessly translated into specific movements of the EndoWrist Instruments. The net result is an instinctive interface with advance surgical competences. Robotic Surgery: The Future Is Now
Previously surgeons were using large incisions to reach the organs while operating. This often meant big, ugly scars and long recovery times. Then, in the 1970s laparoscopic surgery emerged and totally overturned the entire surgical arena as the first minimally-invasive type of surgery. But even that had boundaries, as it was problematic to achieve definite multipart procedures, like eradicating complex tumors. Now todays, the new high-tech robot, called the da Vinci Surgical System is composed to totally transfigure surgery once again for many different types of surgery including hysterectomy, prostatectomy, kidney, bladder or even treatment for advanced endometriosis. Using the da Vinci robotic surgery system can make many common surgeries much safer for the patient and have less risks of infection which delivers peace of mind to anyone. According to Wang, "The goal of robotic surgery is to offer superior quality and reduced trauma to the patient. Surgeons and expedient managers approve that first-generation robotics systems have before shown several benefits over open laparoscopic surgery and traditional surgery, particularly in terms of quicker patient recovery and condensed pain. The future of robotics is a matter of human thoughts. It will open the doors of tele-surgery. It has created an ineffaceable influence upon laparoscopic surgery and in the world of urology & nephrology; it has overturned values of care in procedures such as prostatectomy, pyeloplasty and partial nephrectomy.
ABOUT CENTRE FOR ROBOTIC SURGERY Center for Robotic Surgery (CRS) is the Super Specialty Urological Hospital. It is an initiative of Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital (MPUH), popularly known as 'Nadiad Kidney Hospital' or just 'Nadiad Kidney'. We are the first hospital in India devoted entirely to Nephrology and Urology. MPUH-CRS is started with the vision to provide the best facility with advance technology to fulfill patient's need of minimal hospital stay and also reduce the morbidity rate. Our motto "Every life deserves the world class care" and, we provide the best treatment with top class technology. Dr. Mahesh Desai is the Medical Director & Managing Trustee of MPUH - CRS. He is also a Director of JPAC, a world class center of academic excellence for Urology and Nephrology and current president of Endourology Society and immediate past president of Society International d'urologie (SIU). Dr. Desai received several national and international awards for his services at MPUH. Center for Robotic Surgery Head Office: Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital (MPUH) / Centre for Robotic Surgery (CRS) Dr. Virendra Desai Road, Nadiad 387001, Gujarat India Telephone: +91-79-40243077 /49 Email: appointment@centreforroboticsurgery.com, Website: www.centreforroboticsurgery.com