Minimally invasive surgery
Minimally invasive surgery is an effective surgical method that is less intrusive than traditional surgery. By using small incisions and instruments, we are able to create positive surgical outcomes that typically have minimal scarring, faster recovery times and shorter hospital stays.
Robot-assisted surgery in Hillsborough County, Florida
We know the need for surgery can be overwhelming. That's why we use advanced surgical technology to help decrease your hospital stay and recovery time.
Robot-assisted surgery is designed to provide surgeons with enhanced capabilities, including high-definition, 3D vision and a magnified view. Your surgeon controls the robotic system, which translates hand movements into smaller, more precise movements of tiny instruments inside the body.
HCA Florida Brandon Hospital surgeons use minimally invasive robot-assisted surgery as an alternative to more invasive surgical methods. As a result, you can get back to your daily life faster without the usual recovery time following major surgery.
Our minimally invasive surgical services
Our skilled surgeons use robotic technology across numerous surgical specialties.
Robotic surgery options offered
Some of the robotic procedures we perform include:
- Gallbladder surgery
- Hysterectomy surgery
- Kidney surgery
- Joint replacement
- Pelvic and vaginal prolapse surgery
- Prostate cancer surgery
- Reflux surgery
- Spine surgery
Benefits of robot-assisted surgery
In addition to providing surgeons with unmatched dexterity and precision, robotic surgery offers many patient benefits.
Patient benefits:
Compared to traditional surgery, robotic surgery offers patients:
- Faster recovery
- Fewer complications
- Less blood loss
- Less need for pain medicine
- Shorter hospital stay
- Smaller incisions for minimal scarring
Compared to traditional surgery, robotic surgery offers patients:
- Faster recovery
- Fewer complications
- Less blood loss
- Less need for pain medicine
- Shorter hospital stay
- Smaller incisions for minimal scarring