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Robotic Surgery for Patients: Safety, Comfort, and Faster Recovery

Bringing you the benefits of advanced minimally invasive surgery with cutting-edge robotic systems for safer procedures, minimal discomfort, and a quicker return to your daily life.

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La cirugía robótica combina la precisión de la tecnología con la experiencia del cirujano para ofrecer intervenciones menos invasivas, con menos dolor y una recuperación más rápida. En HLA Moncloa contamos con uno de los equipos más experimentados en cirugía robótica de cabeza y cuello a nivel internacional, poniendo a tu disposición tratamientos innovadores con los más altos estándares de seguridad y calidad asistencial.

What is Robotic Surgery?

Robotic surgery is a form of minimally invasive surgery in which the surgeon operates through a computer-controlled system that translates precise hand movements into highly accurate actions inside the patient.
This technology allows the surgeon to work with enhanced vision, greater precision, and improved access to areas that are difficult to reach — all under the surgeon’s full control.

Key benefits for patients:

High-definition 3D vision — magnified, detailed view of the surgical area.
Wristed instruments — able to bend and rotate beyond the limits of the human hand.
Precision and safety — delicate tissues are protected with highly controlled movements.
Less invasive approach — smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery.

Robotic Systems We Use for Your Care

At HLA Moncloa, we use the latest generation of surgical robots to make your procedure as safe, precise, and comfortable as possible. Each system has unique features that help improve recovery time, minimise discomfort, and achieve the best possible outcome.

Main systems in use:

da Vinci Surgical System — Offers exceptional precision through small incisions, resulting in less pain, minimal scarring, and faster recovery.
Versius® — A flexible, compact system that adapts to different surgeries, making it possible to treat complex conditions in a minimally invasive way.
Hugo™ RAS — Designed for optimal surgeon comfort and control, which translates into smoother procedures and consistent results.
Flex® Robotic System — Its snake-like camera allows surgeons to reach difficult areas without large cuts, reducing trauma and speeding up healing.
HEARO® — Specialised in delicate ear procedures, ensuring extreme accuracy and protecting surrounding structures.

How Robotic Surgery Can Help You

Head & Neck

Robotic surgery can be used to treat cancers of the throat and mouth, remove tumours without visible scars, and help patients with obstructive sleep apnoea breathe better.

Thoracic

Helps treat certain chest conditions, such as tumours or growths in the lungs or chest cavity, using smaller incisions for quicker healing.

Cardiac

Assists in delicate heart operations, such as repairing valves or improving blood flow, with less trauma to the chest.

Colorectal

Used for precise surgery on the colon and rectum, helping treat cancer or inflammatory bowel disease while protecting surrounding nerves.

Otolaryngology

Provides access to treat conditions of the voice box, throat, and airway that are hard to reach with traditional surgery, ensuring precision while protecting surrounding healthy tissues.

Advantages

Highly precise surgery thanks to 3D vision and steady, tremor-controlled instruments.

Less invasive, reducing pain, trauma, and visible scars.

Faster recovery and shorter hospital stays.

Better access to complex areas in the head and neck.

Safer and more comfortable for surgeons during long operations.

Risks

As with any surgery, complications are possible.

Very rare chance of robotic equipment failure.

In some cases, operations may take longer in early adoption stages.

Requires advanced technology and trained specialists.

Equipment must be carefully maintained to ensure safety.

Limitations

Only available in hospitals equipped with the necessary technology.

High cost of equipment and maintenance.

Not suitable for every case; your surgeon will evaluate individually.

Limited availability in some regions.

Requires a highly trained surgical team.