Robot-Assisted Surgery

Good Samaritan is proud to offer robot-assisted surgery for gynecology patients close to home.

Robot-assisted surgery enhances the skills of the surgeon by providing a high definition 3D surgical view and a greater range of motion beyond the limits of the human hand - all performed through tiny incisions, resulting in improved patient outcomes and benefits such as:

Decreased Risk of Complications
Shorter Hospital Stays
Smaller Incisions
Faster Recovery
Less Blood Loss
Less Pain

Laparoscopic surgery and robot-assisted surgery are both minimally invasive surgical techniques that offer several advantages over traditional open surgery. However, with robot-assisted surgery, the surgeon sits at a console and controls robotic arms that hold and manipulate surgical instruments. The system translates the surgeon's movements into precise actions. The robotic system provides a 3D high-definition view of the surgery site, improving visualization that can enhance the surgeon's ability to perform intricate tasks beyond the natural ability of the human hand.

da Vinci Xi® Surgical System

This revolutionary system is designed to push the boundaries of minimally invasive care. The da Vinci Xi® surgical system is versatile, making it suitable for a wide range of minimally invasive surgical procedures. It provides multi-quadrant access for gynecology, urology, and general surgeries.

Key Features of the da Vinci Xi® Surgical System:

Wristed Instruments: The system incorporates wristed instruments for enhanced dexterity.
3DHD Visualization: Surgeons benefit from an immersive 3DHD vision system, providing a highly magnified view.
Intuitive Motion: The system translates the surgeon's hand movements into precise actions within the patient's body.
Ergonomic Design: With an ergonomic design, the da Vinci Xi® system ensures comfort for the surgeon during procedures.

Precision and Control

Like all da Vinci surgical systems, the da Vinci Xi® ensures that the surgeon retains 100% control over the robotic-assisted system. This control allows surgeons to translate their hand movements into refined, precise actions of tiny instruments inside the patient's body.

Surgeries offered using the da Vinci Xi® Surgical System: