Myomectomy, sometimes called myomectomy, is a surgical procedure in the uterus to remove fibroids while leaving the uterus intact. Additionally, this procedure can be done using traditional open surgery, minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, hysteroscopic surgery, or robotic surgery.

Laparoscopic myomectomy involves inserting a hysteroscope through the cervix. Moreover, laparoscopic myomectomy uses a small incision. A small tube with a camera, lights, and surgical instruments is inserted. That provides a video view of the area as the surgeon removes the fibroids.

Our hospital performs robotic myomectomy using the RMS Surgical System. This advanced robotic technology enables specially trained surgeons to perform precise, minimally invasive reconstructions of the uterine wall, regardless of the size or location of the fibroids. This fibroid surgery is performed through several small incisions 1-2 cm long in the abdomen, and robotically controlled instruments are introduced.

Surgeons sit in front of a console with hand and foot controls controlling the CMR system's robotic arms. The surgeon operates, not the equipment. With the help of robotic arms, surgeons can perform precise and calculated movements that are impossible with human hands alone.

With the 3D view, the surgeon can view the surgical area at any time. As the surgeon's hand moves during the procedure, the robot repeats the same motion on the patient, translating the surgeon's movement into a much smaller action inside the abdominal cavity. With upgraded software, the robot's arm eliminates any vibrations that the surgeon's hand may cause and allows him to perform complex movements in confined spaces that are impossible with traditional or laparoscopic procedures.