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The first surgeries were performed in the Asir Central Hospital using an automated surgeon. The condition of the patients improved and they were discharged from hospital with excellent health. And participated in this process: Ali Mane, d. Nasser Al Amer, d. Wael Roshdy, d. Sumaya Abdel Moneim, d. Saad al-Fares, d. Ali Nasser, a. Nabil Fayeh, a. Saad Talea, a. Fatima Al-Qahtani, a. Hanan Al-Asiri.
The General Supervisor of the Asir Central Hospital, the pharmacist Saleh bin Saad Al-Mounes, praised the unlimited support from the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, which is sparing no effort to deliver service to citizens and residents in all regions of the Kingdom and direct guidance and support from His Excellency the Minister of Health Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabiah explained that this device (Da Vinci si system) is the newest in the world and the only one in the Middle East region and this type is the latest science has reached in endoscopic surgery as it allows surgeons the ability to perform the most complex surgeries that were difficult to perform through endoscopic surgery Ordinary, particularly in the fields of cardiac surgery, tumors, urinary tract, women, childbirth and obesity surgery, and the device has a high degree of safety and is certified by the American Food and Drug Authority and the device is found in more than eight hundred hospitals in Europe and America and the device was used to perform more than 48000 cases in 2007 . The idea of a robotic surgeon is that the surgeon work on a computer and move automatic arms connected to a computer of high complexity, allowing access to places that are difficult to reach through regular endoscopic surgery and with a very high level of efficiency, accuracy and safety, just as the vision in the use of robotic surgeon is based on triple vision Dimensions, which increases accuracy and safety in performing surgical operations, and the surgeon can be in the same room in which the operation is performed, from within the operations department, or even from a location outside the hospital, or via satellite communication. The device is located in seven centers in the Kingdom located in Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah, Abha and the General Supervisor that the medical team that is based on this device in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Paris has been trained in two phases and the surgeons who received the training are: Dr. Ahmed Al-Zahrani, d. Ali Mane, d. Nasser Al Amer, d. Hassan Al-Naami, d. Hatem Hegazy, d. Issam Pattaya, in addition to the assistant medical team whose names are: a. Nabil Fayeh, a. Ahmed al-Faqih, a. Tariq Al-Sarhani, a. Fatima Al-Qahtani, a. Hanan Al-Asiri. Eight cases have been successfully performed by robotic surgeons so far, and all patients have left hospital in good health.
