Coding for Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Coding for Robotic-Assisted Surgery. Introduction Robotic-assisted surgery refers to technology that allows the surgeon to operate from a console, remote from the patient and not in sterility. Many hospitals have adopted this technology in the fields of: Urology, Gynecology (Oncology, Urogynecology and General Gynecology), and Colorectal Surgery.
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