Revolution in the operating room: Styria gets new da Vinci robot!

Revolution in the operating room: Styria gets new da Vinci robot!

Barmherzigen Brüder, Graz, Österreich - Styrian health care gains a boost! With the latest growth, the robot "Da Vinci", the merciful brothers in Graz have now opened their third robot operational center in Styria after Leoben and Graz have already used such systems. According to Health Councilor Karlheinz Kornhäusl (ÖVP), the Styrians benefit from faster treatment dates and can look forward to more effective and precise medical care, since the robot systems are now required in several surgical departments. These state -of -the -art robots enable doctors to carry out demanding interventions with less pain for the patients, such as a demonstration in which a pomegranate was operated on.

precise interventions and faster recovery

The "Da Vinci" robot allows an extremely precise handling in the operating area thanks to its special technology, in which the operation instruments are introduced by small skin openings. This is particularly important for interventions in difficult -to -access areas such as the belly or pelvic area. Surgeon Felix Aigner explains that the robotics protect the tissue and that the patients can be released faster after the interventions. According to gynecologist Ursula Sevelda, the technology is used advantageously to protect important body structures such as nerves and blood vessels, thus facilitating the postoperative recovery of patients.

In addition, the first certified Da Vinci robot surgeon in urology in Austria emphasizes the advantages of this technology during interventions on kidney, bladder and prostate. The Hospital of the Merciful Brothers in Vienna has been relating to the DA Vinci Operation system since 2011, which offers the surgeon a three-dimensional view of the surgical field. The small instruments used by minimally invasive cuts enable precise interventions and maximum comfort for patients. This innovative system not only improves the visual, but also the manual skills of the surgeon during the operation, which means that robotics play an indispensable role in modern medicine.

These developments in surgical robotics set new standards in patient care and make the medical landscape of Styria even more attractive and more comprehensive. Thanks to the "Da Vinci" system, patients can hope for gentler and more effective treatment, while the medical specialists are expanding their skills with the latest technology.