San Ramon surgery center receives da Vinci robot

The San Ramon (Calif.) Regional Medical Center moved its da Vinci Si Surgical System to its surgery center after the hospital acquired the da Vinci Xi Surgical System.

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Here are the key details to know:

1. The center now offers minimally invasive surgery through an outpatient robotic surgery program.

2. The surgical robot helps surgeons make smaller incisions, which allows patients recover faster with less scarring.

3. The San Ramon medical center started using robotic-assisted surgery in 2000.

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