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By using smaller incisions and specialized instruments, these surgeries minimize tissue trauma, reducing discomfort for individuals undergoing the procedure. This enhanced pain management improves overall patient satisfaction and promotes a more comfortable recovery process.

The tiny incisions used in minimally invasive procedures, often only a few centimeters long, typically allow for a more cosmetically appealing outcome than traditional surgical methods. Patients appreciate the aesthetic benefits of these minor scars, promoting both physical and emotional well-being.

With less disruption to surrounding tissues and organs, you can typically resume your normal activities sooner than after traditional open surgeries. The shorter recovery period contributes to improved patient satisfaction by allowing individuals to return to their daily routines swiftly.

The da Vinci® Surgical System is used by urologists, colorectal surgeons, general surgeons, gynecologists and other specialists to perform minimally invasive surgical procedures. Some robotic procedures can be performed using the single-site da Vinci System.

Not all orthopedic injuries and conditions require surgery, but Mako™ Robotic Arm Assisted Technology is ready for the ones that do. Mako has transformed joint replacement surgeries into minimally invasive procedures that can be delivered with pinpoint accuracy. Mako helps in both total and partial knee replacement procedures, as well as total hip replacements.

The ExcelsiusGPS® system enables minimally invasive spinal surgery by combining a rigid, robotic arm with full navigation capabilities. This advanced technology helps ensure accurate alignment and increased efficiency in spine surgeries and other procedures. With this device, your surgeon can visualize, plan and navigate your surgery in real-time.