MYTHS AND FACTS OF ROBOTIC SURGERY | Dr. Aditya Kulkarni | GI Robotic Cancer Surgeon скачать в хорошем качестве

MYTHS AND FACTS OF ROBOTIC SURGERY | Dr. Aditya Kulkarni | GI Robotic Cancer Surgeon

In today's video, Dr. Aditya Kulkarni ( GI Robotic Cancer Surgeon) will tell us about the myths and facts of robotic surgery. Robotic surgery is an advanced surgical technique that utilizes robotic technology to perform surgery with the assistance of highly precise instruments and a computerized system. Here are some common myths and facts about robotic surgery in colorectal cancer: Myth: Robotic surgery is fully automated and performed entirely by robots. Fact: While robotic technology is used to perform the surgery, the procedure is still entirely controlled by the surgeon. The robot serves as an extension of the surgeon's hands and provides highly accurate movements and improved visualization. Myth: Robotic surgery is more dangerous than traditional surgery. Fact: Robotic surgery is generally considered safe and has similar complication rates to traditional open surgery. However, it does have its own set of potential complications, such as technical malfunctions and nerve damage, which are rare but can occur. Myth: Robotic surgery is more expensive than traditional surgery. Fact: Robotic surgery can be more expensive than traditional surgery due to the cost of the technology and training required for the surgeon. However, some studies have shown that the cost of robotic surgery can be offset by shorter hospital stays and faster recovery times. Myth: Robotic surgery is only beneficial for complex surgeries. Fact: Robotic surgery can be beneficial for a wide range of surgeries, including colorectal cancer surgery. The technology allows for improved visualization, precision, and control, which can lead to better outcomes and shorter recovery times. Myth: Robotic surgery is only available in large hospitals. Fact: While larger hospitals may have more access to robotic technology, many smaller hospitals and surgical centers also offer robotic surgery for colorectal cancer and other procedures. In conclusion, robotic surgery is an advanced technique that can offer many benefits for patients undergoing colorectal cancer surgery. While there are some misconceptions about the procedure, it is generally safe and effective and can provide improved outcomes and faster recovery times. Watch the video till the end to know more about this !! If you have any questions regarding to this topic then write them in the comment box, and we will try to answer you as soon as possible. Thank you!!! ------------------------------------------ About Dr. Aditya A. Kulkarni Dr. Aditya Kulkarni is a Senior Consultant Laparoscopic & Robotic Gastrointestinal, Hepatobiliary-pancreatic, and Cancer Surgeon and Director of Oasis Clinic Center of Excellence for Gastro surgery and GI Cancer Care, Pune. He is trained in GI surgery and GI cancer treatments from PGI, Chandigarh. He has a vast experience in 1000+ gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary-pancreatic surgical procedures and 200+ major robotic surgical procedures for cancer. With 9 years of experience in the field, he is considered by many to be the best laparoscopic cancer surgeon in Pune. Follow us: Website: https://dradityakulkarni.com/about-do.. Instagram:   / oasis_surge  . Facebook:   / laparoscopic  . Twitter:   / gi_hpb_surgeon   You can also CALL, COMMENT, or E-MAIL us in the comment section below. Thanks! ----------------------------- #roboticsurgery #surgery #gisurgeon #oasisclinic