ROBOTIC SURGERY - EXPLAINED
Precision, smaller incisions, faster recovery.
ROBOT ASSISTED SURGERY
Robotic surgery is a modern technique where a surgeon controls robotic instruments from a computer console. The robot does not operate on its own—it precisely follows the surgeon’s movements. It offers greater precision, smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery in many procedures. However, it’s not suitable for every patient or condition and depends on proper case selection and surgeon expertise. Robotic surgery is widely used and proven, not experimental.
It enhances the surgeon’s ability—but the surgeon remains in full control at all times.