St. Lukes Health Locations in The Woodlands Launch Two Cutting-Edge Surgical Robots

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St. Luke’s Health launched the da Vinci DV5 and Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery System, significantly advancing surgical care for the North Houston community. The da Vinci DV5, now at St. Luke’s Health-The Woodlands Hospital, introduces tactile feedback and enhanced ergonomics for improved surgeon performance. Dr.

Yong Choi highlighted its potential to optimize surgical outcomes. Concurrently, the Mako system focuses on orthopedic procedures, providing personalized surgical plans through 3D imaging and haptic guidance technology. Lisa Williams praised the Mako system as a game-changer for its accuracy and patient-specific outcomes. St. Luke’s Health’s investments in these technologies underscore its dedication to medical innovation and patient care.

The da Vinci system enhances a variety of surgical specialties, while Mako’s global presence signifies its widespread adoption. Together, they promise improved recovery times and surgical precision for patients in the region.

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