Versius. The robot for Gynaecology surgeons
Our surgical robot was designed to make it easy for you to start using Versius in Gynaecology
Hear why I chose Versius
Nidhi Singh
Milton Keynes University Hospital
Small & modular
The small and modular design of Versius, means you can place your ports exactly where you want them, enabling you to consider patient aesthetics when positioning, without compromising the ability to perform fully robotic procedures.
Small, fully-wristed instruments
With stable 3D HD vision and fully-wristed instruments, Versius can give surgeons more precision and control over mesh manipulation and placement during urogynaecological procedures like sacrocolpopexy.
Surgeon autonomy
Versius gives you autonomy during surgery. All instrument arms are simultaneously under your control, so whilst two arms can be used for the operation, the third can be used for retraction, and the fourth arm for visualisation.
360掳 Robotic Hysterectomy Milton Keynes University Hospital
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Kelkar, D., Borse, M., Godbole, G., Kurlekar, U., and Slack, M.
Shailesh P. Puntambekar, Arjun Goel, Shruti Chandak, Mihir Chitale, Mangesh Hivre, Honey Chahal, K. N. Rajesh & Kshitij Manerikar
Carey, M., Bali, A., Pandeva, I., Pradhan, A. and Slack, M.
Kelkar, D., Borse, M., Godbole, G., Kurlekar, U., Dinneen, E., Stevens, L. and Slack, M.
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