Robotic Surgery

Advanced technology for enhanced precision, control, and dexterity in complex procedures.

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Robotic surgery is an advanced surgical technique that enhances precision, control, and dexterity in complex procedures. Using a robotic system, surgeons operate specialized instruments attached to robotic arms, guided by a high-definition, 3D camera. Robotic surgery is used for a range of services, including abdominal wall repair, bariatric surgery, surgical oncology, orthopedic surgery and more.

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Leading the Way in Robotic Surgery: Excellence, Innovation, and Patient-Centered Care

Why Choose Luminis Health for Robotic Surgery?

The robotic surgery program at Luminis Health puts the patient first by incorporating specialty trained and committed surgical teams to provide the highest quality surgical outcomes. Our multi-disciplinary team of specialists and care providers have extensive experience in robotic surgery and incorporate Enhanced Recovery protocols, ensuring patients experience less pain, lower risk of complications, reduced recovery times, and improved well-being.

Leaders in Robotic Surgery

As medical director of robotic surgery for Luminis Health, Dr. Nicholas Lambrou’s expertise in robotic surgery and his commitment to providing excellence in clinical care are at the forefront of our program’s mission. Dr. Lambrou proudly serves among other surgical leaders at Luminis Health and ranks among the top 1% of robotic surgeons worldwide by having performed over 5,000 robotic procedures.

Dr. Igor Belyansky, Chief of Surgery and Director of Abdominal Reconstruction program at Anne Arundel Medical Center, is widely recognized as an international expert in robotic abdominal wall reconstruction and hernia surgery.

Dr. Lambrou on Robotic Surgery

"We are proud to offer robotic surgery to our patients using the latest tools available. Robotic surgery allows for quicker recovery, and many patients are able to go home the same day or the next day from surgery. This means less time in the hospital and more time at home with family, so you can feel ‘back to normal,’ sooner," says Dr. Lambrou, Medical Director of Robotic Surgery at Luminis Health.

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What to Expect with Robotic Surgery

Patients undergoing robotic surgery should be prepared for the following:

Comprehensive Care Team: Your surgical team includes not only your surgeon but also nurses, anesthesiologists, nutritionists, and social workers, all dedicated to guiding you through the surgical process and addressing any concerns.
Preoperative Evaluations: To determine surgical readiness, patients may undergo diagnostic tests such as imaging scans and blood work.
Postoperative Recovery: Although robotic surgery is minimally invasive, general anesthesia is still required. Patients are encouraged to begin moving as soon as possible after surgery, with some eligible for same-day discharge.

Dr. Belyansky is widely recognized as an international expert in robotic surgery for abdominal wall reconstruction and complex hernia repair. He receives referrals from across the country, particularly for complex cases. Visiting surgeons regularly come to observe Dr. Belyansky and his team to learn from their technique. Dr. Belyansky is committed to providing compassionate, expert care, and he works closely with patients to ensure the best outcomes through cutting-edge robotic technology.

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Common Questions About Robotic Surgery

Robotic surgery is designed to be less invasive, which typically results in less pain compared to traditional open surgery.

Robotic surgery is designed to be less invasive, which typically results in less pain compared to traditional open surgery.

Yes, in most cases, robotic surgery allows for a faster recovery. Because it uses smaller incisions, patients often experience less blood loss, reduced risk of complications, and a quicker return to normal activities compared to traditional open surgery.

Yes, in most cases, robotic surgery allows for a faster recovery. Because it uses smaller incisions, patients often experience less blood loss, reduced risk of complications, and a quicker return to normal activities compared to traditional open surgery.

Robotic surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery. It enhances the capabilities of laparoscopic techniques by providing greater precision, flexibility, and control. The robotic system allows surgeons to perform complex procedures with enhanced visualization and dexterity, potentially improving outcomes for patients.

Robotic surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery. It enhances the capabilities of laparoscopic techniques by providing greater precision, flexibility, and control. The robotic system allows surgeons to perform complex procedures with enhanced visualization and dexterity, potentially improving outcomes for patients.

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Robotic Surgery Options at Luminis Health

Gynecologic Cancer Surgery

We understand surgery can be overwhelming, but our expert gynecologic oncologist team is here to guide you through every step. Your surgical team will explain every aspect of your procedure — and your follow-up treatment — offering expert care and concern every step of the way.

Gynecologic Surgery

If you have pelvic pain, irregular periods, or excessive bleeding, the gynecologic surgery team at Luminis Health can help. Plus, we have some of the latest treatments available anywhere, including Robotic Surgery and Acessa®, a brand new, minimally invasive treatment to shrink fibroid tumors.

Bariatric Surgery

When you're overweight, it's easy to think about what you have to lose. At Luminis Health Weight Loss and Metabolic Surgery, we put the focus on what you have to gain: better health, a more active lifestyle and greater self confidence.

Abdominal Wall Surgery

At Luminis Health, our expert surgeons specialize in all types of hernia repair, helping patients from across the state and beyond.

Urogynecology

Many women with pelvic problems need providers who specialize in both female sexual and reproductive health and the urinary and digestive systems.

Surgery

With expertise in a wide variety of surgeries, from emergency appendectomies to elective weight-loss procedures, the surgeons at Luminis Health provide the kind of healing that saves lives.

Education in Robotic Surgery

The James and Sylvia Earl Simulation to Advance Innovation and Learning (SAIL) Center is a medical training facility located at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center. The SAIL Center is dedicated to advancing patient safety through cutting-edge training, including training with the latest surgical tools.

The facility fosters innovation by supporting the creation, co-development, and evaluation of medical advancements in a more efficient and cost-effective manner than traditional academic institutions. Additionally, it provides a space for clinical research, professional training, and the continuous development of medical practices to enhance patient care.

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