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With the advancement in technology, the healthcare industry has not been untouched. Robotic surgery helps the surgeon perform complex procedures with precision, flexibility, and more control than traditional surgical techniques. This type of surgery is minimally invasive and is performed with the help of special equipment such as a small video camera. This camera provides 3-D and magnified images of the surgical field with the help of keyhole incisions. Below mentions a few benefits of robotic and minimally invasive surgery in Miami:

No Need to Be Admitted to the Hospital for Many Days

As this procedure is minimally invasive, there is no need to stay in the hospital for a long time. It means that you can go back home and be with your loved ones. The patient is able to recover at home in the best possible manner because he feels safer in the company of his or her family members. The patient will be on his feet in a short time and even return to work. If he does not have to stay in the hospital for a long time, the family can save a good amount of money, which would have been paid as medical bills.

Fewer Chances of Complications

As the incision is less in robotic surgery, the chances of infection are very few. In traditional surgery, the infection is the major cause of worry because the patient’s recovery depends on how much infection is present in the body and wound. The size of the wound is also small which is quite easy to monitor. Moreover, the chance of human error is also less because it is controlled in the best possible manner.

Less Pain and Discomfort 

In robotic surgery, the patient feels less pain as compared to the pain due to traditional surgery. He does not feel much discomfort during the journey of recovery. For instance, chest and abdomen surgeries are more painful when they are performed traditionally because these parts have to remain open for more time. On the contrary, with robotic surgery, the wound is smaller and heals in less time.

Minimum Loss of Blood

If the wound size is small, the loss of blood is less. Due to this, the patient does not require transfusions. With the 3-D view, the surgeon is able to see blood vessels clearly as compared to traditional surgery.

With this technology, the recovery is much faster, better, and more reliable.… Read More...