No one excitedly anticipates surgery day. Yet, sometimes, surgical interventions are the best option. With image-guided robotics, patients often experience better outcomes with quicker recovery times. With a drive to improve surgical care, our facility has invested in these technologies.
Surgical technology has come a long way. However, patients and providers report skepticism. What are the pros and cons of using robotic surgical technology?
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Image-guided robotics are sophisticated technologies that use real-time imaging obtained from small cameras to aid in minimally invasive procedures. Surgical interventions have become common, with almost 50 million surgeries performed annually in the United States. However, less invasive techniques are becoming the gold standard.
Using magnetic resonance and ultrasound pictures, medical staff access vivid visualization of the targeted site. Additionally, tiny tools, guided by a skilled surgeon, allow for superior surgical repairs with less internal trauma. The combination of detailed imaging and small devices enables surgeons to extend their capabilities and successfully perform minimally invasive procedures.
Many medical conditions require minor surgeries, which are available as outpatient procedures. Other surgeries require a hospital stay. Regardless of surgery type, we’re here to help.
Our surgeons can access the da Vinci Surgical System to perform many of these procedures. This robotic surgical innovation supports our medical staff with detailed imaging and precise dexterity, making entry to targeted sites easier.
Our facility uses robotic surgical systems to perform minimally invasive techniques. Image-guided robotic technology allows surgeons to conduct complex, delicate procedures with unmatched precision and reduced internal injury. Patients and providers rave about the benefits of this robotic innovation.
With our surgeon’s hands at the helm, we often observe the advantages of image-guided robotics. However, as with all medical procedures, results vary.
Our hospital equips highly trained surgeons with the technology and tools to perform traditional, laparoscopic and robotic procedures. When surgery is necessary, we aim to support patient recovery with exceptional education, reliable resources and proven protocols.
We utilize the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocol, a multimodal approach to post-surgical pain management. This evidence-based guideline helps decrease postprocedural pain, promote mobilization and reduce narcotic use.
Committing to patient-centric interventions, our surgeons aim for successful and safe procedures. We are committed to excellence, innovation, and, most importantly, superior patient care. Not only do our surgeons have access to modern innovations, but our surgical team also has the training required to utilize image-guided robotics.
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No surgery is routine — at least not to your patient. We understand that. Our full range of surgical options delivers the proper treatment for each patient.
With our eyes on excellence, we strive to demonstrate this drive with progressive technology and positive patient outcomes. However, our tools, technology and training are only possible with your collaboration.
Contact us today to learn how we can work together to transform surgical care. Referring your patient to our surgical services is easy.
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