Hugo Robot

The "Hugo RAS" robotic system is used in Urology to perform a wide range of minimally invasive surgical procedures.

The modular design of the Hugo robot with several quadrants allows the different arms to be used independently as well as to adapt to the operating room space and the needs of each procedure.

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Our experience

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What is the Robot Hugo?

Medtronic's Hugo RAS robot combines wrist instruments, 3D visualization and cloud-based surgical video recording to safely record procedures and collect data for analysis and improvement of surgical technique. In addition, the surgeon's console is open, streamlining team communication and maximizing comfort.

In Urology, the Hugo RAS robotic system can perform surgeries to treat the following oncological and functional pathologies:

Prostate cancer, where the safety and precision of the robot avoid side effects such as urinary incontinence or erectile dysfunction. Hugo allows the total removal of the tumor while preserving functional results.
Bladder cancer requiring removal of the organ and reconstruction of the urinary tract by means of a new bladder or, when this is not possible, a conduit to drain urine from the kidneys.
Kidney cancer requiring total or partial removal of the organ.
Excision of abdominal lymph nodes in patients who require it as a result of testicular tumors or other tumors of the retroperitoneum.
Urethral stricture.
Correct functional pathologies such as dilatation of the renal pelvis and consequent deterioration of renal function, or bladder prolapse through the vagina.

Advantages of Robot Hugo

Minimally invasive.
Less bleeding.
Lower risk of complications in the operation.
Greater surgical precision.
Better functional results.
Reduction of hospital stay.
Better and faster recovery.
Faster return to daily activities.

The Hugo robot has sophisticated advances in the field of robotics, with a new system in the controls of the wrist instruments, an open console that facilitates communication between the surgeon and his team or a 4k 3D screen that provides greater definition and precision of vision with a great ability to differentiate the tissues and structures in the surgical field, provides greater safety for the patient with the advantages granted by robotic surgery, such as reduced postoperative pain, less need for blood transfusion, shorter hospital stay and early return to daily activities.

Our experience with Robot Hugo

Since the robotic surgery robotic surgery system (RAS) Hugo from Medtronic received CE marking (Conformité Européenne) in October 2021 for urological and gynecological procedures, at ROC Clinic we are committed to this technology by incorporating it into our surgical arsenal.

This acquisition positions us as pioneers in robotic surgery nationally and internationally, allowing us to have greater versatility and versatility when designing customized treatments for our patients.

Although robotic surgery offers patients the benefits of minimally invasive surgery, only about 3% of surgeries worldwide are performed robotically. Our team has undergone the necessary training programs to become accredited in the use of Hugo for surgeries that require it.

pioneer center in acquiring the Hugo RAS robot in Spain.

Accredited in the use of Hugo for minimally invasive surgeries.

Pioneers in robotic surgery at national and international level.

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When is the use of robotic surgery recommended?

Robotic surgery is recommended in a variety of situations where its advantages can significantly improve patient outcomes compared to traditional open or laparoscopic surgery. It is considered especially beneficial in complex procedures where high precision and surgical dexterity are required in confined spaces, in patients with comorbidities and/or when urinary or erectile function is sought to be preserved.

How long does it take for the pelvic floor to recover with Indiba?

The recovery of the pelvic floor with Indiba requires a lot of perseverance and patience. Although recovery will depend on each person and particular case, in general, an improvement can be seen after six months of treatment, and may extend up to a year in some cases. Consistency and following medical indications are key to achieve satisfactory results. You can also combine Indiba pelvic floor treatment with Kegel exercises to accelerate the recovery process and improve pelvic health.

In which cases is Indiba contraindicated?

Indiba is contraindicated in case of wounds, skin burns, as well as in patients with thrombophlebitis, pacemakers or electronic implants and pregnant women. It is essential that Indiba therapy be administered by a trained professional, who will evaluate each patient's specific situation and determine the suitability of the treatment. It is always advisable to inform the therapist of any medical condition or implanted device before starting therapy.

What are the associated risks between genital warts and childbirth?

An infant whose mother has the infection may develop, albeit rarely, warts in the throat (laryngeal papillomatosis). Although rare, it is a life-threatening condition for the child that often requires laser surgery to prevent blockages in the breathing passages.

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