This document provides an overview of robotic surgery. It discusses the history of robotic surgery from early systems in the 1980s and 1990s to the current da Vinci Surgical System. The document describes the key components of the da Vinci system, including the surgeon's console, robot arms, and how it allows for minimally invasive surgery. Finally, it lists some common applications and benefits of robotic surgery such as improved precision and flexibility for procedures in abdominal, cardiac, and gynecological areas.

1. BY CANDY CARBA JAL & JUAN CARLOS SANZ

2. AGENDA
1. Introduction
2. History
3. Description and
Design
4. Applications and
Benefits
5. Researches
6. Conclusion

3. 1. INTRODUCTION
• Robotic surgery is a type of minimally invasive
surgery.
• The main object of such smart instruments is to
reduce or eliminate the tissue trauma traditionally.

4. 2. HISTORY
In 1985, PUMA 560
CT guidedbrain
biopsy
In 1988, The
PROBOT
In 1992, The
ROBODOC
In 1994, ZEUS Robotic
Surgical System
In 2000, The da Vinci Surgical
System

5. 3. DESCRIPTION & DESING
Video
display
patient
surgeon
Robot arms
console
Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System

6. 3. DESCRIPTION & DESING
Surgeon’s Console
•Optimal hand-eye
alignment
•Immersive 3D stereo viewer
•Comfortable seat posture –
ergonomic
•Motion scaling & tremor
reduction
-Endowrist instruments
-3-4 robotic arms
-Interchangeable end effectors

7. 3. DESCRIPTION & DESING
Pre-operative
planning Surgical
Rehearsal
Minimally Invasive
& Open Surgery
Intra-operative
navigation
Remote Surgery
Simulation &
Training Pre-
operative Warmup
TOTALINTEGRATION OF
SURGICAL CARE

8. 4. APPLICATIONS AND BENEFITS
Abdominal
surgical procedures.
 Prostrate cancer surgery.
 Hysterectomy.
 Mitral valve repair.
 Cardiac valve repair.
Gynecological surgical
procedures.
Thoracic Surgical
procedures.

9. 4. APPLICATIONS AND BENEFITS

10. 5. RESEARCHES

11. CONCLUSION