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Robotic-Assisted Surgery at Parrish Healthcare

Minimally Invasive Surgery Options

Parrish Healthcare is committed to embracing the latest, cutting-edge technologies with a proven track record, and robotic-assisted surgery is one of them. We currently offer two robotic-assisted surgical options: da Vinci Robotic System and VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution. Robotics aid surgeons in minimally invasive procedures and are transforming the health care industry. When hearing the words robot or robotic, you may think a surgeon is not performing your surgery. However, that is not the case. Your surgeon still performs the surgery, robotics simply assist surgeons throughout the procedures.

When hearing the words robot or robotic, you may think a surgeon is not performing your surgery. However, that is not the case. Your surgeon still performs the surgery, but the da Vinci system translates your surgeon’s hand movements in real time, thus moving the surgical instruments more precisely.

What Procedures Does the da Vinci System Assist With?

Below are some of the most common procedures surgeons utilize the da Vinci System to assist with.

  • Colorectal

    • Colon resection

    • Rectal resection

  • General Surgery

    • Bariatric surgery (weight loss)

    • Gallbladder surgery

    • Hernia repairs

  • Gynecology

    • Endometriosis resection

    • Benign hysterectomy

    • Fibroid removal

    • Hysterectomy for cancer

    • Pelvic organ prolapse

  • Urology

    • Kidney surgery

    • Prostate surgery

Benefits of Robotic-Assisted Surgery

There are a range of benefits when robotic assisted surgery is performed vs a traditional, manual surgery. These include:

  • Greater Accuracy: Both the da Vinci Robotic System and VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution provide surgeons with greater control over their movements, which promotes precision and accuracy
  • Reduced Risk of Infection: Minimally invasive procedures allow for smaller incisions, which avoids cutting through as much tissue. This helps reduce the risk of infection overall.
  • Fewer Complications During the Procedure: The change of complications becomes greatly reduced as a result of the procedure being less invasive and more precise.
  • Faster Recovery Time: Minimally invasive procedures with smaller incisions allow for shorter hospital stays and increased recovery times.
da Vinci Robotics System

The da Vinci Robotic System is a surgical system that aids surgeons in minimally invasive procedures. The system was designed to provide surgeons with enhanced capabilities, including high-precision movements of the surgical instruments, improved access to hard-to-reach anatomical locations and 3DHD viewing of the surgery that magnifies 10x what the human eye can see. Below are some of the most common procedures surgeons utilize the da Vinci System to assist with:

  • Colorectal
    • Colon Resection
    • Rectal Resection
  • General Surgery
    • Bariatric Surgery (Weight Loss)
    • Gallbladder Surgery
    • Hernia Repairs
  • Gynecology
    • Endometriosis Resection
    • Benign Hysterectomy
    • Fibroid Removal
    • Hysterectomy for Cancer
    • Pelvic Organ Prolapse
  • Urology
    • Kidney Surgery
    • Prostate Surgery
VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution

The VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution utilizes CT-free technology to help surgeons perform replacement procedures and place implants with precision and accuracy. In other words, it enhances a surgeon’s abilities, and allows them to do better, more precise work, resulting in better results for patients. Orthopedic Surgeon Matthew Musto, DO, is the first in Brevard to use and offer the VELYSTM Robotic-Assisted Solution. Below are procedures that Dr. Musto completes utilizing the VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution:

  • Total Knee Replacement
  • Total Hip Replacement

Overall, we see improved patient outcomes when utilizing minimally invasive surgical procedures. Your doctor will discuss your specific needs and determine if robotic surgery is right for you.

Ask your physician if robotic-assisted surgery is
right for you.

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