ROBOTIC SURGERY

Da Vinci Xi

Turning complexity into precision. A robotic system that redefines the approach to complex surgeries, opening up new possibilities in multiple specialties.

Advanced robotic surgery

The Da Vinci Xi is a more advanced version of the Da Vinci robotic surgery system, and is used in a wide variety of medical procedures thanks to its ability to provide precision, flexibility, and high-resolution three-dimensional vision.

Advantages that transform the patient experience

Millimeter precision in every movement

It enables surgeons to remove tumors with precise margins.

Less invasive

Thanks to smaller incisions, recovery time is reduced.

Enhanced 3D Visualization

It provides improved access and visualization in hard-to-reach areas.

General surgery

Cholecystectomy (removal of the gallbladder)

The Da Vinci Xi allows this surgery to be performed more precisely and less invasively, reducing the risk of complications and improving postoperative recovery.
Resection of abdominal tumors

For tumors in the small intestine, colon, or stomach, the robotic system allows for precise removal of malignant tissue with minimal impact on surrounding organs.
Appendectomy

The removal of an inflamed appendix can be performed with smaller incisions and greater precision.

Oncological surgery

Resection of tumors in the colon and rectum

In patients with colon or rectal cancer, the Da Vinci Xi allows for precise tumor resection with a clear view of the tumor margins, which can contribute to better recovery and fewer complications.
Gastrectomy (partial or total removal of the stomach)

For the treatment of gastric cancer, the Da Vinci Xi allows the surgeon to work more efficiently, with 3D visualization and precise control over movements, helping to remove the tumor while preserving gastric function.
Lymphadenectomy (removal of lymph nodes)

The system is useful for performing lymph node removal in gastrointestinal cancers, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.

Urological surgery

Robotic prostatectomy (prostate removal)

In patients with prostate cancer, the Da Vinci Xi is used to perform robotic prostatectomies with high precision, helping to preserve nearby nerves and structures, thus reducing the risk of sexual dysfunction and urinary incontinence.
Robotic nephrectomy (kidney removal)

The Da Vinci Xi facilitates kidney removal in cases of kidney cancer, especially when smaller incisions and precise access to complicated areas are needed.
Resection of kidney tumors

In addition to nephrectomy, the Da Vinci Xi is used to resect kidney tumors more precisely and less invasively, promoting a faster recovery.

Thoracic surgery

Resection of lung tumors (lobectomy or pneumonectomy)

The Da Vinci Xi is very useful in thoracic surgery, especially for the resection of lung tumors. The ability to operate with precision within a confined and delicate area, such as the thorax, is one of its main advantages.
Heart valve and artery surgery (cardiothoracic surgery)

Although less common, the Da Vinci Xi can also be used in certain minor cardiac procedures that require extreme precision, such as valve repair or procedures on the coronary arteries.
Esophageal surgery (esophagectomy)

For the treatment of esophageal cancer, the Da Vinci Xi can perform resections of cancerous tissue, improving access to difficult areas and providing better visualization.

Gynecological surgery

Robotic Hysterectomy (uterus removal)

The Da Vinci Xi is used to perform hysterectomies with minimally invasive incisions, reducing recovery time and the risk of complications. This approach is especially useful in patients with large uteri or complex adhesions.
Endometriosis treatment

In severe cases of endometriosis, the Da Vinci Xi helps to precisely remove endometrial tissue, reducing the risk of damaging nearby organs such as the ovaries or fallopian tubes.
Myomectomy (removal of fibroids)

In women with uterine fibroids, the Da Vinci Xi offers a precise technique for fibroid removal, allowing for preservation of the uterus.