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Who are the Ideal Candidates for Robotic-Assisted Surgery?

Robotic-assisted surgery can be particularly beneficial for patients who:
Require complex or delicate procedures
Have conditions that make traditional surgery more challenging
Prefer a minimally invasive approach
However, not every patient is a candidate. The decision is based on individual medical history, the specific condition, and the surgeon's expertise.

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