CMR Versius Surgical Robotic System at SP Medifort Hospital

At SP Medifort Hospital, precision and control in minimally invasive surgery are essential components of modern surgical care. To support these clinical aims, the hospital is equipped with the CMR Versius® Surgical Robotic System, an advanced robotic assistance platform that complements the expertise of our surgical teams in a range of complex procedures.

Surgical robotics has transformed how keyhole (minimal access) surgery is delivered by helping surgeons navigate tight anatomical spaces with enhanced dexterity and a stable visual field. The Versius® system embodies this evolution, combining thoughtful design with intuitive control to support safer, more controlled surgical interventions in diverse specialties. The system is designed as a surgeon-controlled robotic system, allowing precise movements during complex laparoscopic procedures while maintaining full clinical control.

The Versius® Surgical Robotic System is designed to assist surgeons rather than replace them. Each of its independent robotic arms can be positioned as needed, giving clinicians flexibility in how procedures are planned and executed. Its small footprint and modular setup allow it to be integrated into existing operating room workflows without extensive reconfiguration, making it well-suited to busy surgical environments. The Versius Robotic Surgery System at SP Medifort Hospital enables robotic-assisted surgery using a minimally invasive approach, supporting surgeons in performing complex procedures with enhanced control and precision.

From general surgery to urology, gynecology, and colorectal procedures, robotic-assisted surgery with Versius® enhances a surgeon’s ability to perform precise, minimally invasive work through small incisions. The system’s high-definition, three-dimensional visualization and fully wristed instruments provide improved visibility and range of motion within the surgical field, assisting surgeons in navigating intricate anatomy with confidence.

One of the notable strengths of the Versius® system is its commitment to surgeon ergonomics. Allowing clinicians to work in natural and comfortable positions, it helps reduce physical strain during longer procedures. This ergonomic design, together with intuitive instrument control, supports consistent surgical performance over time.
Beyond its technical capabilities, the Versius® platform is supported by a structured training program that emphasizes safe implementation and surgeon proficiency. Recognized by professional surgical bodies, this training helps surgical teams become adept at integrating robotic-assisted techniques into patient care pathways.

For patients, the use of advanced robotic assistance like Versius® often means the potential for smaller incisions, reduced trauma to surrounding tissues, and a smoother postoperative course compared to traditional open surgery. In selected clinical cases, this can contribute to shorter hospital stays and a faster return to daily activities.

At SP Medifort Hospital, the integration of the CMR Versius® Surgical Robotic System reflects our dedication to combining clinical expertise with emerging surgical technologies to deliver care that is safe, precise, and responsive to patient needs.