Global Info Reports Robotic Surgery | Page 3

The surgeon controls the instruments and the camera from the operating room using a console. Putting his fingers in the master controls, the surgeon can operate every one of the four arms of the da Vinci at the same time while glancing through a stereoscopic HD monitor that truly puts him inside the patient, giving him a superior, more point by point 3- D perspective of the operating area than that provided by the human eye. Each move he makes with the master controls is recreated definitely by the robot. Whenever it is mandatory, the surgeon can even change the size of the robot's moves: If the surgeon chooses a three-to-one scale, the tip of the robot's arm will show movement only for one inch for each three inches according to movement of the surgeon’s hand. Furthermore, due to the design of console, the surgeon’s hands and eyes are in every case splendidly lined up with his perspective of the surgical area, limiting fatigue of surgeon. 3 | Page