Robotic surgery is a method that allows surgeons to perform surgeries more precisely and minimally invasively using a robotic system. This method has become a preferred treatment option, especially in the field of urology. The main advantages of robotic surgery are smaller incisions, less bleeding, and a faster recovery time. Robotic surgery allows the surgeon to perform more delicate and precise hand movements, allowing effective intervention even in difficult anatomical areas.
The Da Vinci robotic surgery system is one of the most widely used systems in robotic surgery worldwide. This system works with robotic arms that mimic the surgeon's hand, wrist and finger movements with high precision. The Da Vinci robotic system allows the surgeon to clearly see the operating field with a 3D high-resolution imaging system. Thus, surgeons can perform safer and more effective surgeries with millimetric movements.
Radical prostatectomy is a surgery that involves removing the entire prostate in the treatment of prostate cancer. Radical prostatectomy performed with robotic surgery offers the surgeon greater precision in preserving the nerves and tissues around the prostate. This can minimize complications such as urinary incontinence and loss of sexual function after surgery.
Robotic radical cystectomy is used in the complete removal of the bladder and the creation of an artificial bladder. Thanks to the high precision provided by the robotic system, the risk of damage to surrounding tissues is lower and postoperative complications are reduced. In addition, the creation of an artificial bladder from the intestines can be done with robotic assistance, which makes the operation less invasive.
Robotic surgery can also be used in cases where the kidney needs to be completely removed. Especially in cases with large tumors, the three-dimensional imaging and precise movements provided by the robotic system allow the kidney to be removed safely without damaging the surrounding tissues. Patients recover faster and experience fewer complications in radical nephrectomies performed with robotic techniques.
Partial nephrectomy is a procedure that involves removing tumors in the kidney without removing the entire kidney. Robotic surgery allows the surgeon to remove only the cancerous tissue while preserving the kidney. The precision provided by the robotic system helps preserve the healthy tissue of the kidney and effectively remove the cancer.
Pyeloplasty is a surgical procedure performed to treat blockages in the kidney outlet. Robotic surgery allows the surgeon to place fine stitches more precisely while correcting the blockage. This increases the success of the surgery, shortens the recovery time, and reduces the risk of complications.
Sacrocolpopexy is a method used in the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse. Robotic surgery aims to support the uterus or vagina and return the pelvic organs to normal. The precise movement capability provided by the robotic system allows the surgery to be performed more effectively and safely.
More Precise Intervention: Robotic surgery allows the surgeon to perform more precise and fine movements. This allows effective intervention even in difficult anatomical areas.
Minimally Invasive Approach: Robotic surgery requires smaller incisions, which means less bleeding, less pain and a faster recovery time.
Less Risk of Complications: The high precision provided by the robotic system reduces the risk of damage to surrounding tissues during surgery.
Rapid Recovery: Due to smaller incisions and minimal trauma, patients recover more quickly and return to their daily activities in a shorter time.
Three-Dimensional Imaging: The Da Vinci robotic surgical system provides surgeons with 3D high-resolution images, which provides better visualization and helps the surgeon make more accurate decisions during surgery. happens.
Reduced Blood Loss: Small incisions and delicate interventions cause less blood loss during surgery.
Robotic surgery draws attention with its high success rates and low complication risks, especially in urological surgeries. In the field of urology, robotic surgery offers patients a less invasive and more comfortable treatment opportunity in the treatment of kidney, prostate and pelvic organ disorders.
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