Over time there have been many advances made in women’s medical treatments. Since the inspection of minimal access surgery, We are glad to introduce probably the most advanced treatment methods designed for women available today, robotic surgery technology said Dr R K Mishra, chairman, World Laparoscopy Hospital, Gurgaon, NCR Delhi.

World Laparoscopy Hospital  invested in the da Vinci HD Surgical System robot in year 2010. Being a community leading hospital this is the wonderful advancement in surgical surgical treatment we could offer women that have benign gynecological conditions like uterine fibroids, heavy menstrual bleeding, endometriosis, where the uterine lining grows outside the uterus and chronic pain. As an example, for uterine fibroids there are several reasons why this will be significant:

Twenty-five percent of women have problems with uterine fibroids. They most often exist in ladies who have been in their 40s and 50s and will often cause bleeding and pain problems as much as and thru menopause - for those who have a household history, especially by your mother or sister, you might be at greater risk.

Most popular surgical treatment for fibroids is hysterectomy by eliminating the uterus, but also for girls that are looking for children, just the fibroids are easy to remove, leaving the uterus in position.Greater than 80 % of hysterectomies performed in India are abdominal or with an open large incision. It has a long recovery and substantial pain postoperatively. The da Vinci’s superior technology provides a surgeon of World Laparoscopy Hospital with the enhanced capability to offer women a better option for noninvasive surgery. Low-priced robotic surgery to traditional surgery, da Vinci surgery provides patients with all the possibility of less blood loss, a shorter a hospital stay, fewer complications and a faster come back to normal activities.

The da Vinci surgical robot is a sophisticated surgical platform made to facilitate complex procedures employing a noninvasive approach. Narrow laparoscopic instruments are positioned through dime-sized incisions in the abdomen, and attached to the robot. The surgeon controls the da Vinci system, which translates her or his hand movements into smaller, more precise movements with the tiny instruments in the body. Although it is usually called a “robot,” the da Vinci system cannot act without treatment - surgery is performed Completely with the physician.

Using state-of-the-art computer technology, the da Vinci allows the same surgery that utilized to need a large incision to become completed by several tiny incisions, so patients can recover faster and obtain time for their routine quicker.

Robotic surgeons in future after other medical advances driven by robotic technology will have following five advantages:

•Telesurgery: Specialty robotic surgeons of World Laparoscopy Hospital could perform operations from their local hospital or their living rooms on patients who live anywhere.

•Training Simulators: Doctors of World Laparoscopy Hospital get hands-on training on robots now, but eventually, doctors anticipate simulators that will actually factor in patient-specific complications.

•Microspheres: This da Vinci robotic technology is currently in the works at World Laparoscopy Hospital, Gurgaon and actually allows surgeons to see into tissue. That enables them to remove the precise malignant area and nothing more damage to surrounding tissue.

•Nanotechnology: Could da Vinci robots as small blood cells be implanted inside patients to disperse medicine? Surgeons think so.

•Robotic Scrub Nurses: Exactly what you think. Robo-nurses could transfer instruments and adjust equipment, even check on patients in recovery.