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Robotically-Assisted Surgery

Robotically-assisted surgery is a relatively new surgical technique that uses robotic systems to aid in surgical procedures. This technique was developed to enhance the capabilities of surgeons performing minimally-invasive surgery.

It should be noted that the robot does NOT perform the surgery. The surgeon sits at a computer station near the patient and controls every movement of the tiny instruments attached to robotic arms.

In some cases, robotically-assisted surgery allows the surgeon to use fewer and smaller incisions, and reach hard-to-access areas of the body more easily.

Robotically-assisted surgery can be a viable option for procedures on the gallbladder and colon. Your surgeon can discuss this procedure and help you determine if it is right for you.

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