Waverley Private Hospital has delivered its first robot surgeries
There’s a new superstar performer at Melbourne’s Waverley Private Hospital – and the surgical team there is ‘Crazy in Love’ with the results so far.
The hospital has delivered its first robotic surgeries following the arrival of its new da Vinci X technology.
CEO Maree Mendola said the team had affectionately named the robot ‘Beyonce’ after the American singer “because she’s a star!”
This da Vinci model, which features voice and laser guidance for its mounted arms, is based on the more advanced Xi version.
It is described by its maker as “a value-oriented option for hospitals just starting their robotic-assisted surgical program”.
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