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    WBAMC first in DoD to use robot for surgery [Image 1 of 10]

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    The image shows a da Vinci robotic surgical system positioned in a hospital operating room. The multi-armed robotic patient cart is prominently displayed with its articulated arms numbered and extended, alongside supporting medical equipment and storage cabinets. The room appears to be set up or in a standby configuration, not actively in use during surgery.

    EL PASO, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    04.26.2016

    Photo by Marcy Sanchez  

    William Beaumont Army Medical Center

    William Beaumont Army Medical Center performed the first robotic surgery in the Department of Defense using the daVinci Xi surgical system, a minimally-invasive robotic surgery system, at WBAMC, May 2. The surgeon-manipulated system allows for surgeons to operate with articulating instruments which bend and rotate far greater than the human wrist through an incision smaller than a centimeter.

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    Date Taken: 04.26.2016
    Date Posted: 05.04.2016 18:30
    Photo ID: 2569259
    VIRIN: 160426-A-EK666-506
    Resolution: 3987x2848
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    Location: EL PASO, TEXAS, US
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    The image shows a da Vinci robotic surgical system positioned in a hospital operating room. The multi-armed robotic patient cart is prominently displayed with its articulated arms numbered and extended, alongside supporting medical equipment and storage cabinets. The room appears to be set up or in a standby configuration, not actively in use during surgery.
    The image shows a robotic surgical system, consistent with a da Vinci Surgical System, positioned in what appears to be a hospital operating room or surgical suite. Multiple articulated robotic arms with white housing and metallic instrument interfaces are visible, with the foreground arm labeled '1' in sharp focus. Medical supply carts and storage shelving are visible in the blurred background.
    A surgical team in green scrubs and hair covers is preparing a robotic surgical system, likely a da Vinci surgical robot, in an operating room. The staff are draping the robotic arms with sterile plastic covers in preparation for a procedure. A monitor displaying system information is visible in the background.
    The image shows a close-up of a robotic or mechanical assembly with two articulated arms converging at a central joint, positioned just above a flat illuminated surface. The apparatus appears to be a precision instrument, possibly a delta robot end-effector or a surgical/industrial robotic tool. The background is blurred, emphasizing the mechanical components in sharp focus.
    A robotic-assisted surgical procedure is underway in a hospital operating room. Multiple surgical team members in sterile blue gowns, masks, and caps are positioned around a patient, working alongside a robotic surgical system (consistent with a da Vinci-style system) covered in sterile plastic draping. The scene shows an active, complex surgical environment with multiple instruments, cables, and IV lines visible.
    A surgeon in green scrubs is seated at a da Vinci Xi Surgical System console, operating robotic surgical controls with their head positioned in the viewer hood. A wall-mounted monitor displays a live laparoscopic feed showing internal anatomy and surgical instruments inside a patient. The scene is set in a dimly lit operating room with tiled walls and standard medical wall panels.
    The image shows a view through a binocular optical instrument, likely a surgical microscope or stereoscope, revealing two circular fields of view. The left field shows what appears to be a metallic surgical instrument with coiled/threaded components and biological tissue with blood. The right field shows what appears to be biological tissue being manipulated with a teal/blue-colored surgical instrument or drape.
    A surgical team is performing a robotic-assisted surgery in an operating room. A scrub technician or surgical nurse in blue scrubs, surgical cap, and face mask is visible in the foreground, monitoring the robotic surgical system. A monitor in the background displays a live endoscopic feed of the surgical site.
    The image shows a da Vinci Xi robotic surgical system actively in use during a minimally invasive surgical procedure in an operating room. Four robotic arms, numbered 1 through 4, are draped in sterile plastic covers and positioned over a patient covered in blue surgical draping. Multiple monitors display live laparoscopic surgical footage, and supporting medical equipment surrounds the setup.
    A surgeon in green scrubs and a blue surgical cap is seated at a da Vinci robotic surgical system console, looking into the stereoscopic viewer to perform or observe a robotic-assisted surgical procedure. The image is taken from behind the surgeon in what appears to be a hospital operating room. The da Vinci branding is visible on the console equipment.

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