Bariatric Surgery
Casa di Cura Pio XI offers an advanced approach to obesity surgery through robotic bariatric and metabolic surgery.

La chirurgia metabolica è particolarmente indicata quando l’obesità è associata a patologie come diabete di tipo 2 e sindrome metabolica. In questi casi possono essere utilizzate procedure di bypass gastrico, come il bypass Roux-en-Y o il mini bypass.
La scelta dell’intervento viene sempre definita dallo specialista dopo una valutazione completa delle condizioni del paziente.
The procedure is carried out with the support of the systems da Vinci XI, piattaforme robotiche di ultima generazione che permettono al chirurgo di operare con una visione tridimensionale ad alta definizione e strumenti capaci di movimenti estremamente precisi. Il robot non opera da solo: ogni movimento è controllato dal chirurgo, che utilizza la tecnologia per avere maggiore precisione, stabilità e controllo durante l’intervento.
Robotic surgery takes minimally invasive surgery to an even higher level of precision. The da Vinci system offers a high-definition, magnified 3D view of the operating area, allowing the surgeon to visualize anatomy and tissues with greater clarity during every phase of the procedure.
The high-definition 3D vision of the da Vinci system allows the surgeon to view the area to be operated on in great detail and to work with greater precision.
Robotic surgery is performed through small incisions, like laparoscopy, limiting tissue trauma and promoting a faster post-operative recovery.
Every patient is different. Robotic technology allows the surgeon to adapt instrument positioning and the surgical technique to the individual's anatomy and characteristics.
The combination of the surgeon's experience and advanced technology makes it possible to tackle even complex procedures with a high level of control.
In CECRO cases, out of more than 1,000 operated patients, the reported complication rate is 0.5%, compared to higher percentages described in the literature for laparoscopic surgery. Data must always be read in the context of the reference studies.