CAMIT-Division for Clinical Application

The future of minimally invasive medicine depends on how advanced medical technologies are put to practical use and how they are reflected in practical clinical situations. This division performs clinical applications to provide patients with advanced medical technologies much earlier than previously possible. We are trying to different areas while taking advantage of the latest surgical assisted robotic technology and other advances in medical technology.

It allows for advanced, safer and more precise surgery
It results in a shorter recovery time and rehabilitation period because of smaller incisions
It reduces doctor fatigue due to long-time surgery
It allows for the development of new surgical technologies which had previously been considered impossible
It makes tele-surgery feasible


Scheme of endoscopic surgery	Conventional heart surgery	Endoscopic surgery	Robotic surgery

Cardiac valve replacement
Cardiac valvuloplasty
CABG
Arrhythmia
Aortic CABG
Thoracic gangliosympathectomy
Mediastinum tumor extirpation
Mammary tumor extirpation
Inguinal herniorrhaphy
Esophageal submucal tumor extirpation
Esophagogastric hiatal hernia repair
Gastrectomy
Nissen fundoplication
Devascularization of the upper stomach

Colon resection
Cholecystectomy
Splenectomy
Hepatectomy
Pancreatectomy
Retroperitoneal tumor resection
Nephrectomy
Pyeloplasty
Retroperitoneum lymph node dissection
Total cystectomy
Urinary Diversion
Radical prostatectomy
Hysterectomy
Ovarian tumor resection
Salpingoplasty

Opetator site

Robot site

In addition to the above applications, the indications for such surgery are expected to increase with development of technology in CAMIT.
More than 7,000 cases assisted by surgical robots have already been performed all over the world.