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00:00We all know how important it is for us to take care of our health.

00:07That's why, even though we are in the middle of medicine, we are still searching, studying,

00:11and discovering ways to give solutions to different feelings.

00:16And one of the latest technologies in medicine is what we call robotic surgery.

00:24We will be joined by Dr. Camille Anabaya, an obstetrician and gynecologist.

00:32Good morning, Dr. Camille.

00:33Good morning.

00:37First of all, what is robotic surgery and how does it help doctors?

00:44Robotic surgery is a type of surgery where the diseased parts of our body are removed with small incisions.

00:54So basically, we don't have to cut a large number of patients.

00:58So, simply speaking, it offers us less pain and faster recovery.

01:04That's what robotic surgery is.

01:06So it's just a small incision?

01:08Yes.

01:09Or when there's a scar, it's just a small incision?

01:11But mind you, it's not done by a robot.

01:14It's done by a doctor with the help of the robotic platform.

01:20So what are the advantages of going undergoing robotic surgery compared to traditional surgery?

01:27Okay, so we mentioned that it's faster healing.

01:30Because it's just a small incision, it heals faster.

01:34Number two, faster recovery.

01:37Before, we were in the hospital for three to five days.

01:41Now, we can go home overnight if the patient wants to.

01:46And also, aesthetically, it's better because the incision is smaller.

01:50I'm an OB-GYN, so I'm dealing with women.

01:54So we know that we want our women to have beautiful chins.

01:58So you can still wear a swimsuit?

01:59Correct.

02:01Is this technology perfect?

02:04Because, of course, doctors need training.

02:07Yes.

02:08If you're talking about the machine,

02:10it's been FDA-approved in America since 2005.

02:15So it's been around for a long time.

02:17The robot has been with us even in the late 90s.

02:21As to training,

02:24if you've heard of laparoscopy or minimally invasive surgery,

02:29if a doctor has the training,

02:31it's faster for the patient to move into the robotic platform.

02:34But how accurate is this machine?

02:37It's very accurate.

02:39It has an HD camera.

02:41We can zoom in.

02:42That's the misnomer.

02:43People think it's better to open it because we can see everything better.

02:47But that's not true.

02:49If we have an HD camera that goes into the body,

02:51we can zoom in better.

02:53If the patient is open, this is all we can see.

02:56Right?

02:57But if we zoom in with the camera,

02:59we can see better.

03:00So that's the advantage.

03:02That's how...

03:04And then the movements are very precise.

03:07It removes the tremor.

03:09Surgeons have natural tremors, right?

03:12It removes the tremors.

03:14So it's more precise.

03:16You're really an expert.

03:19Doc, what are the conditions or women's diseases

03:23that robotic surgery needs?

03:26Yes.

03:27Basically, all gynecologic conditions,

03:29except for the cancers in the late stage,

03:33we can do it with robotics.

03:35These are the myomas.

03:37These are the ovaries.

03:40There are early cancers that we can remove.

03:43People are surprised.

03:45We can do a hysterectomy or remove a matress

03:47using just those little incisions.

03:50Sometimes, patients are surprised.

03:54Doc, how is robotic surgery done?

03:57What are the risks?

03:59Is there a disadvantage?

04:02I cannot think of a disadvantage.

04:04Maybe the worst case is if the robot shuts down.

04:09But we do have emergency situations for that.

04:12So far, I've been doing robotic surgery in the Philippines

04:15for 14 years.

04:16Nothing like this has happened.

04:19The risks are the same as the risks of open surgery.

04:25Surgery is always a risk.

04:27But to put robotic with an increased risk,

04:30it's like nothing.

04:31It's more of an advantage.

04:34So 14 years of experience and training.

04:37And Doc, for sure,

04:38our other RSPs who have these kinds of conditions,

04:42women's diseases,

04:44would like robotic surgery.

04:46Of course, there are many advantages.

04:48But what is the range of this price, Doc?

04:51It's almost the same as laparoscopy or minimally invasive.

04:57Maybe, I'll leave that for them to ask.

05:01I practice out of St. Luke's.

05:03They can inquire there.

05:06We have an information center there.

05:08They can inquire.

05:09Or if you go to the clinics of the robotic surgeons,

05:12you will be given a price range depending on your disease.

05:16On the severity and all that.

05:19Well, here in the Philippines,

05:20because this technology is a bit new,

05:23are there many hospitals in our country that have this?

05:27It's increasing.

05:29But I'd like to say that St. Luke's was the first to have robotic surgery.

05:37They're offering robotic surgery.

05:39Now, we have both in BGC and QC.

05:42So we have two robots already.

05:44Before, for the longest time, we only had one.

05:47And then, other bigger hospitals in Metro Manila,

05:50and I believe in Mindanao,

05:52we already have one.

05:55All right.

05:56Doc, last question.

05:57I'll take this opportunity.

05:59What is your message to women as OB-GYNs?

06:04Yes.

06:05To take care of themselves.

06:06Okay.

06:07So, if you have a women's disease like myoma,

06:10ovarian cyst, or early cancers,

06:13don't be afraid to go to a doctor.

06:16Because now, with what we have discussed,

06:19there are new technologies that allow quick recovery.

06:24It's not painful.

06:25The downtime, maybe just two weeks,

06:28you're up and about and you're ready to go already.

06:30Overnight, I can send you home.

06:32So, don't be afraid, and you explore your options.

06:35When they say for operation,

06:37you can ask if there are other types,

06:41such as robotic surgery,

06:42so that your disease can be cured.

06:44There are so many options.

06:45Yes.

06:46Doc, thank you very much for all the information

06:48that you shared with us this morning.

06:50Thank you also for the free telemedicine.

SAY ni DOK | Ano ang robotic surgery at ano ang kaibahan at benepisyo nito?

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