Amit Har-Lev, VP Business Development
As we head to SAGES where the focus this year is sustainability, the importance of innovation and collaboration in healthcare becomes increasingly clear. In the realm of healthcare, the pursuit of sustainability goes hand in hand with innovation and collaboration. Nowhere is this more evident than in the field of minimally invasive surgery (MIS), where advancements in technology and interdisciplinary cooperation are driving positive change towards a more sustainable future.
Minimally invasive surgery techniques have revolutionized patient care by offering less invasive alternatives to traditional open surgeries. These procedures typically involve smaller incisions, reduced tissue trauma, and faster recovery times, resulting in improved patient outcomes and satisfaction. Key innovations in MIS include laparoscopic and robotic-assisted surgeries, which have become increasingly prevalent across various surgical specialties.
Innovation lies at the heart of sustainable healthcare practices, driving advancements that enhance patient care while minimizing environmental impact. From surgical instruments to imaging technologies, ongoing innovation in MIS is focused on improving efficiency, reducing waste, and optimizing resource utilization. For example, the development of reusable surgical instruments and equipment not only lowers healthcare costs but also reduces the volume of medical waste generated during procedures.
Virtual Port’s groundbreaking technology simplifies laparoscopic surgery by introducing a unique organ and tissue grasping system. This system utilizes a single-hand application device that is seamlessly integrated through a 5mm port, coupled with a 360° abdominal wall anchoring mechanism.
The Virtual Ports maneuvering system empowers surgeons with precise control over the surgical space, eliminating the need for additional assistants and minimizing risks associated with less experienced staff members performing complex techniques. One of the key advantages of Virtual Ports is its ability to significantly reduce the number of ports required during surgery, leading to fewer incisions, less trauma for patients, and improved post-operative recovery. Additionally, our system allows for multiple retractions and manipulations with a minimal footprint, providing surgeons with unparalleled flexibility and ease of use.
In conclusion, the collaboration between innovation and sustainability in MIS, exemplified by Virtual Ports, showcases the transformative potential of technology in redefining surgical practices for a more environmentally conscious future. By embracing these advancements and working together towards common goals, we can revolutionize patient care while minimizing our impact on the planet.
Want to learn more? We’re heading to SAGES April 17-20 let’s meet! info@virtual-ports.com