Robotic Surgery Specialist
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OB/GYN Care Orlando
OB/GYN & MedSpa located in Oviedo, FL and serving the greater Orlando Area
Robotic surgery is one of the most modern and advanced improvements in GYN surgery in recent years. Dr Gene Krishingner is a board certified OB/GYN who specializes in minimally invasive surgery and who is certified in robotic surgery using the DaVinci Robotic platform. The Robotic surgery enables precise skilled movments at the control of your surgeon and provides quicker recovery, smaller incision and less trauma and disruption of the surgical tissue. For patients in Central Florida, Orlando, Winter Park, Oviedo, Altamonte and the surrounding areas the option to have robotic surgery in a key benefit. Dr. Krishingner performs GYN surgery and Robotic surgery and the Oviedo Medical Center as well as the surrounding AdventHealth hospitals. The use of the DaVinci robot is the number one and most used robotic surgical platform.
Robotic Surgery Q & A
Robotic Surgery
In traditional laparoscopic surgery, the instruments and camera are held directly by the surgeon and assistant. Robotic surgery is a special type of laparoscopic surgery. It involves using a robot with 4 arms that is docked alongside the operating table. Three of these arms are used to hold instruments while the fourth arm holds a camera. All the arms are controlled by the surgeon from a console and the robot does not move unless the surgeon moves the controls.
Attaching the instruments to the robotic arms allows for smaller, more precise movements which can facilitate surgery complicated by scar tissue or small spaces. The instruments used on the robot also have an extra joint compared to the traditional laparoscopic instruments which allows for a wider range of motion.
The camera used in robotic surgery utilizes two high-resolution cameras and can magnify up to 12x. This allows the surgeon to see three-dimensionally and zoom in to better see details in the tissue.
Due to the time necessary to set up the robot and additional cost, it is not appropriate for all surgeries however can be beneficial in cases expected to be complicated by scar tissue, large uterine fibroids, or large ovarian cysts.