@aprofmichaelcooper: The Davinci robot in action for an endometriosis and fibroid removal surgery that I performed recently. For explanation on how it all works, see my previous video. #EndometriosisAwareness #Chroniclllness #WomensHealth #Inflammation #inflammatorydisease #endoawareness #gynaecologist #fertility #fertilityspecialist #ivfjourney #ivf #ivfsydney #endometriosiswarrior #endo #endowarrior #pcos #fibroids #fibroidsurgery #infertility #pregnancyjourney #surgeon #surgerytiktok #sydney #ivfaustralia #australia #davincirobot #roboticsurgery #robotic #inflammationrelief #pregnanttiktok #miscarriageawareness

A/Prof. Michael Cooper OAM :

I am controlling the arms

savaggeeesavy :

HAHAHAH WYM THIS IS HAPPENING TO ME IN A MONTH

AIDEENSM :

Madd 🍒🎱🍸 :

Bless the DaVinci machine, sincerely a woman who struggles with endometriosis and has had surgeries two with the DaVinci

a :

The commenters here are braindead omg

Syllence🫀🧠🗣 :

Why is this needed when it can be done normally?

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I get that there is a human controlling it. But how is this easier than just a surgeon doing it by hand there? Instead of controlling a whole robot which looks complicated.

lorie_234 :

I’m so glad I saw this after my robotic endometriosis surgery. 🙃

Francisco :

I just had a colostomy reversal surgery done with the assistance of the DaVinci robot. The robot is completely manage by the surgeon. Is been 5 days, I am feeling great, just had 6 tiny holes on my stomach. This technology is amazing. On day 5 I am walking around, no pain, low risk for infection. Is it’s important for all people to know every single movement of the robot is driven by a trained surgeon.

is this real life :

for those that don't understand saying "wouldnt it be easier for a person to do it normally" the obvious answer is NO. each arm of that robot represents the arm of a surgeon. robots are much more precise in micro movements. Definitely gonna be used in complex, emergency or prolonged surgeries

Bec :

Is the robot safer than a surgeon?

Meghan Leigh :

I work for this company and it’s mind blowing. Endless potential.

dizzylizzyauntizzie :

I had a partial hysterectomy done with Da Vinci and my recovery was soooo much better than my gallbladder. It’s crazy how much of a difference it makes in post op.

kvpkait :

I’ve had two robot assisted laparoscopic surgeries for endometriosis. I had no idea this is what it looked like in action, pretty cool.

Emily :

I saw the Di Vinci robots on my surgical placement, they’re so incredibly impressive!!

Ashleigh 🍒 :

I just had this done 3 days ago! This is wild! But I wouldnt have done it any other way! The pain is VERY manageable with Tylenol and ibuprofen.

sad183ness :

they did surgery on a grape

Scaryy_Caryy :

less than 24 hours and this'll be me 😅

SamanthaxRae :

This was awesome to see as I am getting my robotic myomectomy Nov 6th 🖤

✨Jess | chroniclesofahobbyho✨ :

I wonder if he plays Fortnite.

spicy.margarita :

so is the surgeon in complete control of the machine? does the robot have an autopilot or something like ai driving it at all? it almost looks like it has a mind of its own.

Stacy’s Crafting Chaos :

The used this machine when I had my hysterectomy. Quicker recovery and no issues.

Melanie :

I had this done twice this year. For hysterectomy and my appendix. The cut size was so

Worry_less_Adventure_more♡ :

I just had this and an ovarectomy. Thats crazy. Who cuts you? the robot or the doctor?