Robotic-Assisted Surgery | What to Expect

Robotics in medicine is often misunderstood. Surgical robot assistants, like the da Vinci XI®, do not autonomously perform surgery. The machine is guided by an experienced surgeon and supervised directly by the operating room staff. This advanced technology serves as an extension of your surgeon’s eyes and hands for more delicate and precise movement during surgery. It translates your surgeons’ movements at the console in real time, moving and rotating instruments to perform each procedure with the most extreme precision possible.