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Seven visiting doctors from around the Midwest traveled to St. Lukes this week to learn more about St. Lukes robotic surgery program and robotic gynecologic surgery techniques from Jerry Rozeboom, MD, OB/GYN Associates, P.C. The surgeons were from Chicago, Joliet, IL, Monroe, WI, Pella and Ames. St. Lukes Hospital is one of only 15 robotic surgery teaching hospitals across the country. This was the second training session since St. Lukes installed its new dual robotic surgery console late last month. St. Lukes has two surgical robots. Both are used for minimally invasive surgeries. It allows a surgeon to operate using a special console that has hand and foot controls, which move the robotic arms. A tiny 3-D camera helps the surgeon see and perform intricate surgical procedures. The surgical robot translates the surgeons natural hand motions at the control console into corresponding movements of the robotic instruments. Last fall, St. Lukes was named a Robotic Epicenter, which means the hospital is a one of only 15 top performing centers in the country for Robotic Surgery and that it trains other surgeons in robotic surgery.