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Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Robotic Cardiac Surgery is a minimally invasive technique that uses a surgical robot controlled by a surgeon to perform complex cardiac procedures.
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WHAT IS VIDEO-ASSISTED UNIPORTAL SURGERY?
UMICS surgeons are pioneers in the endoscopic technique that has revolutionized thoracic surgery - Single Port technique or SiVATS (Single Incision Video Assisted Thoracic Surgery).
Description of the procedure
This oncological surgery is performed through an incision of just 3 cm where it is possible to reach any part of the lung and remove the lymph nodes needed to treat the disease with the help of specific minimally invasive surgery instruments and high-definition and 3D imaging systems, when available. The surgery lasts approximately two hours, is performed close to the costal arches and provides a post-operative period with a significant reduction in pain, faster recovery and excellent aesthetic results.
Hospitalization usually lasts between 1 and 3 days, with a week off.
Duration
> 120 min
Anesthesia
> general / sedation
Hospitalization
> 1-3 days
Medical leave
> 1 week
Recovery
> 1 week
Inhibition of physical activity
> 2 weeks
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