Robotic surgery
Dr. Nikhil Shellagi
MS Surgery, DNB Surgical Gastroenterology Fellowship in HPB and Liver Transplantation
Surgeries Performed
Robotic surgery in whitefield bangalore
Robotic surgery
Overview
Robotic surgery is performed using robot assisted surgery system.In this system, the robot is controlled by the surgeon. KIt involves use of robotic arm to carry out minimally invasive (Keyhole) surgical procedures. The robotic arms are controlled by a surgeon by a surgeon who sits at a console and operates the instruments using a high resolution 3D Camera. The robotics arms are equipeed withsmall surgical instruments that can rotate 360 degrees, providing high level of precision and control during surgery.
Robotic surgery is rapidly expanding technology in multiple different surgical specialties worldwide
Robot assisted Gastro intestinal procedures:
Robotic surgery has revolutionized the field of GI Cancer surgery and non cancer Gastro intestinal surgery, providing high level of precision and control during complicated surgeries. It has shown to be effective in reducing the length of hospital stay, blood loss and need for post operative pain medications.
Advantages
One of the major benefits of robotic surgery is that it is minimally invasive. Hence it involves smaller cuts, less pain, less trauma to the body and hence speedy recovery. High precision and fine dissection results in less blood loss and improves accuracy and surgical outcomes. In summary, benefits include:
– Smaller surgical cuts
– High precision
– Less pain and scarring
– Early recovery
– Good accuracy
We perform Robotic GI Surgery for the following conditions
Hernia
– Inguinal Hernia
– Femoral vernia
– Ventral Hernia
– Incisional hernia
– Complicated recurrent Hernia
Gall Bladder
– Cholecystectomy
-Radical cholecystectomy for gall bladder cancer
Esophagus and stomach
– Hiatus hernia and fundoplication
– Cardiomyotomy for Achalasia cardia
– Esophagectomy for esophageal cancer
– Distal gastrectomy, subtotal/total gastrectomy
Colorectal
– Right Hemicolectomy
– Left Hemicolectomy
– simoid colectomy
– Anterior resection, Low Anterior resection, APR
– Segmental colectomy
– Total proctocolectomy and Pouch Reconstruction
Liver and Pancreas
– Liver resections
– Biliary stricture and bilio enteric reconstruction
– whipple Pancreatico-duodenectomy
-Distal Pancreatectomy
– Splenectomy
