Dr. Urmila Soman, Senior Consultant-Aster Medcity, Kochi, Lead-Minimally Invasive & Robotic Gynaecology, Aster Hospitals, Kerala Cluster
The Evolution of Gynaecological Care
Gynaecological surgery has changed tremendously over the years. What once required large cuts and long hospital stays can now often be done through tiny incisions with faster recovery. One of the biggest advances in this journey is robotic-assisted surgery, providing better results for more complex procedures.
How Robotic Surgery Works
Despite the name, robotic surgery does not mean a robot operates on the patient. The surgeon is always in complete control. The robotic system simply helps the surgeon operate with greater precision. It provides a magnified 3D view of the surgical area and allows very fine movements that are steadier than the human hand. This helps in performing delicate procedures safely and accurately.
