The Cardiac Center at King Fahd Hospital, part of Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University, issued a press statement yesterday informing that it had successfully performed 12 open-heart surgeries utilizing a surgical robot. Dr. Fahd Makhdom, a cardiac surgeon at the university hospital, stressed that this is a significant advancement in cardiac care, as it enables patients to recover faster and return to their normal lives more quickly. He also said that the use of robotic technology has become a global trend in medicine. According to Makhdom, open-heart surgery requires precision and skill, and the hospital's experience with the robot has demonstrated its effectiveness in improving patients' outcomes. Makhdom emphasized that robotic technology enhances accuracy and efficiency by providing surgeons with advanced robotic arms and technology that allows for delicate and controlled movements, reducing the risk of human error and increasing the success rate of operations. The cardiac center stated that the key benefits of robotic surgery include smaller incisions, minimized complications, shorter recovery periods, and faster resumption of daily activities. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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