India, June 8 -- In recent years, robotic technology has brought a quiet revolution to operating rooms around the world. One of the most significant areas of impact is in gynaecology, where robotic-assisted surgery is changing the way women's health conditions are treated. From fibroids and endometriosis to uterine and ovarian cancers, robotic systems are helping surgeons to perform safer, more precise and less invasive procedures. Robotic surgery is an advanced type of minimally invasive surgery in which the surgeon operates robotic arms through a control console. The da Vinci Surgical System is one of the most widely used robotic platforms, recognised for its enhanced precision, flexibility, and control during surgery. The surgeon sits at a console and operates the robotic arms, which hold miniaturised instruments and a high-definition 3D camera with 10 times magnification. These instruments can move in ways the human hand cannot, allowing for extremely delicate and accurate surgical movements. Smaller Incisions: Robotic surgery is usually performed through a few small incisions, which leads to: Shorter hospital stays: Many women go home the same day or within 24 hours. Lower risk of complications: There is less damage to surrounding tissues, leading to fewer infections and less blood loss. Quicker return to normal life: Many patients are back to their regular routines, including work, within a couple of weeks. Less chances of conversion: Robot assisted procedure reduces the chances of conversion to open surgery when compared with laparoscopic surgery. While robotic surgery offers numerous benefits, it may not be suitable for all patients or procedures. Factors like the size of the uterus, the extent of disease, prior surgical history, and the overall health of the patient all play a role in deciding the best surgical approach. Additionally, robotic surgery requires a high level of training and experience on the part of the surgeon. Not all hospitals or clinics are equipped with robotic systems. Robotic-assisted gynaecological surgery represents a major advancement in women's health care. It combines the best of modern technology with the expertise of skilled surgeons to deliver safe and effective treatment options. As more surgeons receive training and as the technology becomes more affordable, access to robotic surgery is expected to grow. If you are facing a gynaecological condition that may require surgery, talk to your doctor about all available options - including robotic surgery. Weighing the pros and cons can help you make an informed decision. Robotic surgery is about giving women better care, more choices and a quicker path back to wellness....