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UAE Healthcare Performs Surgeries Using Da Vinci System

Mohamed Mahmoud
Last updated: 2026/10/13 at 5:35 PM
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Robotic Surgery Breakthrough at Al Qassimi Hospital

The Emirates Health Services Corporation has announced a significant medical achievement by the surgical team at Al Qassimi Hospital in Sharjah. They successfully performed advanced surgeries to repair hiatal hernias using the Da Vinci robotic surgical system for patients experiencing severe gastroesophageal reflux and esophagitis. This milestone highlights the growing integration of robotic surgery in specialized medical interventions.

This achievement is part of a broader initiative to enhance the use of robotic surgery within various specialized treatments, empowering medical teams to conduct intricate procedures with the aid of modern techniques. The Da Vinci system represents a minimally invasive surgical platform, allowing surgeons to translate their hand movements into precise actions with surgical instruments inside a patient’s body.

Advancements in Robotic Surgery Techniques

The Da Vinci surgical system is known for its ability to provide superior maneuverability that exceeds human hand movements, along with high-definition, three-dimensional visualization of the surgical site. This technology is utilized in various specialized surgeries, including obesity and metabolic surgeries, abdominal wall surgeries, hernia repairs, and upper gastrointestinal surgeries.

Dr. Aref Al Nouri, the Executive Director and Head of the Cardiac Center at the hospital, stated that investments in robotic surgical technology are part of a comprehensive approach aimed at improving therapeutic outcomes and enhancing patient safety. This initiative further empowers medical teams to leverage the latest solutions and techniques available in advanced surgery.

Improving Patient Outcomes with Innovation

Dr. Zaki Al Mazki Al Shamisi, Head of General Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, and Vascular Surgery at Al Qassimi Hospital, emphasized that utilizing the Da Vinci system for hiatal hernia repair enables the surgical team to address complex cases of gastroesophageal reflux and esophagitis with high levels of precision. The robotic surgery approach offers advanced technical capabilities that assist surgeons in executing delicate procedures through enhanced control of instruments and benefiting from magnified, three-dimensional vision.

The choice of surgical technique remains contingent upon the medical team’s evaluation of each patient’s condition and the appropriateness of the intervention. Robotic surgery not only minimizes the trauma experienced by patients but also potentially leads to quicker recovery times and reduced hospital stays.

The Future of Robotic Surgery in Healthcare

This groundbreaking achievement at Al Qassimi Hospital sets a precedent for future applications of robotic surgery in the UAE healthcare landscape. With ongoing advancements in technology, the implementation of robotic-assisted interventions is expected to broaden across various medical specialties, providing new hope for patients with complex health challenges.

As the medical community continues to adapt to new technologies, further exploration into the capabilities of robotic systems like Da Vinci will likely shape the future of surgical practices. Patients and healthcare providers should stay informed about future developments in this field and the possibilities that robotic surgery presents for enhanced health outcomes.

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