What Is Da Vinci Robotic Surgery?

The Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System is the world's most advanced minimally invasive surgical technology, allowing the surgeon to perform the operation from a console with a three-dimensional, high-definition (3D HD) view magnified 10–15x.

The surgeon's finger movements are translated into tremor-free micro-movements that rotate up to 540 degrees on the robotic arms in the surgical field. This allows flawless dissection and suturing in deep anatomical areas the human hand cannot reach, particularly the male pelvis and the deep renal bed.

Main Surgeries We Perform with the Robotic Method

P Prostate Cancer Robotic radical prostatectomy While the cancerous prostate gland and seminal vesicles are removed, the sphincter muscles that provide urinary control and the neurovascular bundle are preserved. Learn more → B Kidney Cancer Robotic partial nephrectomy Nephron-sparing surgery: the tumor is removed without damaging healthy kidney tissue, preserving kidney function. Learn more → M Bladder Cancer Radical cystectomy & artificial bladder Removal of the bladder and creation of an orthotopic neobladder from the bowel for muscle-invasive tumors, entirely with a minimally invasive technique. Learn more → A Adrenal Tumors Robotic adrenalectomy Benign and malignant tumors in the deep retroperitoneal region are removed without damaging the vena cava and aorta. Learn more → U UPJ Stricture Robotic pyeloplasty Reconstruction of the narrowing at the kidney outlet with precise suturing. The success rate exceeds 95%. Learn more → T Testicular Cancer Retroperitoneal lymph node dissection Robotic removal of residual lymph node masses remaining after chemotherapy. Learn more → S Bladder Prolapse Robotic sacrocolpopexy Permanent sling repair for pelvic organ prolapse; an advanced reconstructive procedure in female urology. Learn more → F Vesicovaginal Fistula Robotic fistula repair Closure of an abnormal connection formed between the bladder and vagina. Learn more → Conditions Oncologic conditions treated with robotic surgery →