Minimally invasive da Vinci Xi Robotic Surgery allows physicians to perform many procedures through incisions the size of a dime, or just one small incision (single site).
The minimally invasive da Vinci Xi Robotic Surgery program at Northridge Hospital Medical Center allows physicians to perform many procedures through incisions the size of a dime or just one small incision (single site). It's used for procedures involving the: uterus, ovaries, bladder, pancreas, liver, prostate, lungs, heart; and for weight loss and other general surgeries.
Northridge Hospital has been recognized by the Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) as a Center of Excellence for Robotic Surgery. SRC Center of Excellence accreditation is earned through participation in an extensive assessment and inspection process. Factors that must meet SRC standards include surgical volume and outcomes, facility equipment, clinical pathways and standard operating procedures, emphasis on patient education, and continuous quality assessment.
The da Vinci robot allows the surgeon to maneuver and control instruments in ways not humanly possible, which increases safety and accuracy.
With minimally invasive da Vinci surgery, patients experience:
For more information about our Robotics Program or to find a doctor, please call (844) 247-6268.
