Robotic surgery for complex cases

Majority of gynecological cases performed in the USA

Both benign and malignant, simple and complex cases

• Faster recovery
• Less pain
• Less estimated blood loss
• Earlier oral intake
• Similar operative time
• Higher complete resection rates in patients with gynecological cancer
• Lower conversion rate to laparotomy compared to conventional laparoscopy
• Lower wound infection rates
• Lower post-op bleeding
• Shorter hospital stay (typically overnight stay)
• Larger amount of lymph nodes harvested in gynecological cancer patients
• Better cosmetic results
• Faster return to normal activities
• Return to work from 2 to 4 weeks after the procedure

Surgeons dedicated to performing minimally invasive procedures are committed to personalized treatment for every individual patient. Robotic-assisted procedures are considered safe and effective. It is appropriate for most patients, but not for all.

Let’s discuss your treatment options.

If you are a surgical candidate for robotic surgery, skilled robotic surgeons with high-end equipment will be able to offer you treatment and relief of your symptoms.