Robotic Assisted Surgery

Robotic-assisted surgery

Smaller incisions, faster recoveries, less scarring and shorter hospital stays.

Minimally Invasive

Robotic-assisted surgery is an advanced form of minimally invasive surgery. It is a proven technique for reducing healing times and complications. That is why Genesis has been performing robotic-assisted surgeries for over a decade. As of May 2023, we have completed over 3,150 robotic-assisted surgeries. Our surgeons are experienced and dedicated to getting you back to your life as safe and fast as possible. 

Commonly Asked Questions and Answers

    A: No. The robot acts as an extension of the surgeon’s hands, letting them control every precise movement.

    A: The robotic arms enable the surgeon to move instruments in ways that human hands can’t and reach into smaller places. The system also provides a 3D viewing system that allows the surgeon to see more.

    A: Smaller incisions, pinpoint precision, faster recoveries, lower infection rates, less blood loss and scarring and shorter hospital stays.

    A: Genesis has demonstrated success performing several types of robotic-assisted surgeries. The most common include cholecystectomy, colon resections, inguinal hernia repairs, hysterectomy and ventral/incisional hernias. If you need surgery, talk to your doctor to learn if robotic-assisted surgery is an option for you.

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