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Another important advantage is the restoration of<br />
proper hand-eye coordination and an ergonomic<br />
position. These robotic systems eliminate the fulcrum<br />
effect, making instrument manipulation more intuitive.<br />
With the surgeon sitting at a remote, ergonomically<br />
designed workstation, current systems also eliminate<br />
the need to twist and turn in awkward positions to<br />
move the instruments and visualize the monitor.<br />
“In a lot of surgeries, the surgeon is standing in an<br />
uncomfortable and tiring position for many hours. In<br />
The Robotics have transformed the way<br />
we look at the healthcare industry and<br />
the near future will only witness an<br />
increased usage of robotics in this ever<br />
growing sector<br />
“During a normal surgery, the surgeon has to rely on<br />
someone else to control the camera, which can cause<br />
miscommunication, instability of the picture on the<br />
Senhance Robotic Surgery, the surgeon is sitting down<br />
in a very comfortable and ergonomic position, which<br />
reduces fatigue, and enhances surgical precision,<br />
Robotic surgery is an advanced form of<br />
minimally invasive or laparoscopic<br />
surgery where surgeons use a<br />
computer-controlled robot to assist<br />
them in certain surgical procedures,<br />
allowing surgeons to perform complex<br />
surgical tasks through tiny incisions<br />
using robotic technology.<br />
patient safety, and ultimately surgical outcome. The<br />
surgeon is seated comfortably in a correct ergonomic<br />
position, with relaxed shoulders, straight back, with<br />
hands in a comfortable position”.<br />
Seamless camera controlling<br />
The enhanced vision with 3-dimensional view with<br />
depth perception is a marked improvement over the<br />
conventional laparoscopic camera views. Also to one's<br />
advantage is the surgeon's ability to directly control a<br />
stable visual field with increased magnification and<br />
maneuverability. All of this creates images with<br />
increased resolution that, combined with the increased<br />
degrees of freedom and enhanced dexterity, greatly<br />
enhances the surgeon's ability to identify and dissect<br />
anatomic structures as well as to construct<br />
microanast-omoses.<br />
screen and extend the time needed for surgery. The<br />
Senhance Robotic system is the only system in the<br />
World which allows the surgeon to control the<br />
instruments and the camera at the same time by using<br />
an eye sensing technology, where the camera follows<br />
the surgeon's eyes.”<br />
Less pain and scarring<br />
The robotic 'hands' have a high degree of dexterity,<br />
allowing surgeons the ability to operate in very tight<br />
spaces in the body that would otherwise only be<br />
accessible through open (long incision) surgery.<br />
Compared to open surgery (traditional surgery with<br />
incisions), robotic and minimally invasive surgery<br />
results in smaller incisions resulting in less pain and<br />
scarring.<br />
Furthermore, technological innovation in health care is<br />
an important driver of cost growth. Doctors and<br />
patients often embrace new modes of treatment before<br />
their merits and weaknesses are fully understood.<br />
These technologies can lead to revenue growth, either<br />
because they are simply more expensive than previous<br />
treatments or because their introduction leads to an<br />
expansion in the types and numbers of patients<br />
treated.<br />
“Senhance Robotics provide responsible economics to<br />
the hospital by reducing the actual cost of the robotic<br />
surgery to the same level as today's current costs,<br />
while providing all the advantages of Robotic Sugery.<br />
An Improved 3D HD vision enhances the surgeon's<br />
visibility during surgery, and potentially improves the<br />
patient's outcome,” concluded Mr Matari.<br />
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