Not all operations benefit from a robot, but procedures requiring a high degree of precision do, particularly in revision surgery, procedures on obese patients and complex hernias.
We are happy to be able to offer robotic-assisted bariatric surgery to interested people who are considering this option. There are three main points to consider:
Robotic surgery is ideal for redoing complex weight loss surgery (bypass and sleeve), redoing reflux surgery, and other surgery types. The main disadvantage of robotic bariatric surgery is the increased equipment cost, some of which must be passed on to the patient, as they are not all covered by health funds and hospitals.
Robotic surgery gives the surgeon a steady hand, better vision and the ability to zoom in and work in a very small field with great accuracy.







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