Lehigh Valley patients looking for cutting-edge colon cancer treatment no longer need to travel to Philadelphia or New York; state-of-the-art robotic-assisted surgery is revolutionizing colon ...

Robotic surgery holds immense promise for improving the care of colorectal cancer patients. Colorectal cancer treatment potentially leads to less pain, quicker recovery, and fewer complications.

Robotic surgery is associated with improved outcomes over laparoscopic procedures for colon cancer patients undergoing colectomies, according to a new study by Dallas-based University of Texas ...

A new study, published in the Journal of Robotic Surgery, shows that robotic surgery provides an advantage for patients over traditional laparoscopic approaches to colorectal resections. Here are five ...

Doctors at The Christ Hospital are now utilizing robotic surgery for colon cancer resections, a method that has shown to improve healing and recovery times.

A Delaware teacher researched less drastic options for colon surgery and discovered a Main Line Health pioneer in minimally-invasive robotic surgery.

Doctors at Advent Health in Orlando are using the newly Food and Drug Administration-approved Senhance system for minimally invasive abdominal surgery.

With minimal blood loss and scarring, and faster recovery period, robotic surgeries are becoming game changers in the treatment of colon or colorectal cancer.

March is colorectal cancer awareness month. As part of that, we're looking at treatments, so here's a robotic surgery system that's helping some patients. Deliz Flores was in her 50s and living in ...

Robotic surgery resulted in better quality of resection for patients with middle and low rectal cancer compared with conventional laparoscopic surgery, a randomized trial in China showed. In a ...

Colon cancer: Greater surgical precision using robotic surgery Date: June 26, 2017 Source: Medical University of Vienna Summary: Up until now, the removal of bowel tumors in the lesser pelvis ...

A Las Vegas hospital joins an FDA clinical trial to confirm the safety and feasibility of using a new, single-incision technology in a variety of colorectal surgeries.