California hospital onboards surgical robot at ASC

Mission Viejo, Calif.-based Providence Mission Hospital acquired a da Vinci Xi surgical system at its ASC, the hospital said Sept. 23. 

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Ahmad Abou Abbass, MD, performed the first procedure with the device at the Mission Surgery Center. 

The da Vinci Xi robot helps surgeons make smaller incisions in minimally invasive surgery, which allows patients to recover faster with less scarring.

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