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The surgeon sits comfortably in this position and uses hand manipulators to direct the movements of the EndoWrist Instruments at the surgical site. With the use of two master controllers and foot pedals, the Surgeon Console operator can operate tools and a 3D endoscope while seated outside of the sterile environment.
It is also regarded as the system in charge of controlling the other components. A “Stereo Viewer” is a console feature that translates the endoscopic image of the surgical site and displays it in front of the surgeon’s eyes (surgical immersion). As viewed in the stereo viewer, the surgeon’s hands at the master controllers seem to line up with the instrument tips.
This design mimics the organic alignment of the hands, eyes, and instruments during open surgery. In turn, natural alignment enhances hand-eye coordination. This means that the robotic platform enables the surgeon to operate in a minimally invasive setting while yet being as dexterous as in open surgery.
Motion scaling and tremor reduction, which lessen the effects of unintentional movement or natural hand tremor, provide further control. The operator of the Surgeon Console can also switch the view from full-screen to a multi-image mode (TiIePro Display), which shows the 3D image of the operating field together with up to two additional images provided by auxiliary inputs.
The Global SURGEON CONSOLE market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
The physician has access to a sophisticated collection of tools using the da Vinci surgical system to perform robotic-assisted, minimally invasive surgery. Many times, the word “robotic” misleads people. Surgery is not performed by robots. Utilizing equipment that are guided by a console, the surgeon performs surgery using da Vinci.
While completing the procedure, the da Vinci system translates the surgeon’s hand gestures at the console in real time, bending and rotating the instruments. The tiny wristed devices have a wider range of motion than a human hand. The da Vinci vision system also provides 3D high-definition pictures of the surgical area that are greatly magnified.
Because of the device size, surgeons can perform their procedures with just one or a few small incisions.
Recently, the Max Super Specialty Hospitals introduced the Da Vinci Xi Surgical Robot for use in robotic-assisted, minimally invasive procedures.
With the Da Vinci Xi Surgical Robot, doctors may carry out intricate procedures with more accuracy and adaptability in a variety of specialties, including oncology, urology, minimal access, bariatric, robotic, gynecology, general surgery, and thoracic surgery, among others.
Using devices that they can control via a console, the surgeons can execute procedures thanks to this cutting-edge technology. With the help of the da Vinci surgical system, surgeons may execute robotic-assisted, minimally invasive procedures.
The da Vinci technology bends and rotates the instruments as the procedure is being done by translating a surgeon’s hand gestures at the console in real time. The tiny wristed devices have a wider range of motion than a human hand. The da Vinci vision system also provides 3D high-definition pictures of the surgical area that are greatly magnified.
Because of the device size, surgeons can perform their procedures with just one or a few small incisions. By shortening hospital stays and ensuring quicker recovery, this technology will greatly help our patients.
The da Vinci technology translates a surgeon’s hand movements at the console in real time to bend and rotate the tools as the procedure is being done. The small wrist-mounted devices can move farther than a human hand. Additionally, the da Vinci vision system offers 3D, high-definition, and considerably enlarged images of the operative area.
The device’s modest size allows surgeons to complete their surgeries using just one or a few tiny incisions. This technology will significantly benefit patients by ensuring quicker healing and cutting down on hospital stays.
There is an increase in the number of healthcare professionals eager to invest in robotic-assisted surgery, particularly da Vinci, in order to improve clinical outcomes and improve the experiences of both the care team and patients.
