Dr Brian Harkins Robotic Assisted Inguinal Hernia Repair

Dr Brian Harkins Robotic Assisted Inguinal Hernia Repair

Dr Brian Harkins Robotic Assisted Inguinal Hernia Repair

Robotic assisted inguinal hernia repair is a revolutionary procedure that has been made possible by Dr. Brian Harkins. It utilizes the latest technology to make this otherwise invasive and delicate surgery easier and more accurate than ever before.

The robotic-assisted technique helps to reduce the risk of complications from traditional open hernia repair surgery, as it is minimally invasive. Rather than making large incisions through the skin, small punctures are made in order to gain access to the affected area. This allows for quicker recovery times with fewer postoperative side effects such as pain and stiffness.

Furthermore, the robotic equipment allows for precise movements and provides surgeons with a 3D view of the surgical site which enables them to perform more complicated procedures with greater accuracy. It also reduces fatigue for surgeons since they do not have to stand over the patient for extended periods of time during operation.

Moreover, patients who undergo robotic assisted inguinal hernia repair experience less blood loss, reduced hospital stays, lower infection rates and faster return to normal activities due to less tissue trauma associated with this method of treatment compared with conventional open surgery or laparoscopic techniques.

Overall, thanks to Dr Brian Harkins' groundbreaking work in robotic-assisted hernia repair we can now benefit from all these advantages without having to worry about potential risks or complications that may arise from traditional open surgeries. Indeed, this innovative approach offers numerous benefits that make it an attractive option for anyone considering hernia repair surgery! In conclusion, I am grateful for his hard work and dedication in bringing us this revolutionary procedure which makes life so much easier for those facing inguinal hernias!

Dr Brian Harkins Robotic Inguinal Hernia Surgery