
UK's first robot kidney transplant
Daily MailRobots have been used to carry out kidney transplants for the first time in the UK. Robots have been used to carry out kidney transplants for the first time in the UK Siobhan Morris, 42, who underwent the operation a week ago, had previously had a kidney transplant by traditional open surgery, but found the pain with the robotic method was ‘probably 80 per cent less’. Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust in London was one of the hospitals to trial the revolutionary robots Until now donated kidneys have been implanted using open surgery. But using robot arms allows the procedure to be carried out through small slits, or ‘keyholes’, which means less painful cutting and removes human factors such as the surgeon’s pulse that can affect the operation. Nizam Mamode, consultant transplant surgeon at Guy’s and St Thomas’, told the newspaper: ‘We have been incredibly impressed with the difference in recovery.’ He said the technology could ‘revolutionise transplantation’.
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