Orlando Health’s ambulatory care center makes da Vinci robotic system permanently available

Orlando Health’s ambulatory care center now provides robotic outpatient surgery, the first outpatient center in Florida to do so, according to Click Orlando

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The ambulatory care center now includes the da Vinci robotic system, which allows surgeons to perform outpatient procedures on the gall bladder and hernia repairs. Surgeons at the hospital have used the technology since October, when it was brought in on a trial basis.

 

Orlando Health decided to make the technology available permanently due to its popularity.

 

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