Surgery International

Can antibiotics replace surgery for appendicitis in children? A groundbreaking study published in The Lancet Group investigates whether antibiotics alone can effectively treat acute, non-perforated appendicitis in children, potentially offering an alternative to traditional surgery. ???? The APPY study, a large-scale randomised trial across 11 children's hospitals globally, led by Kansas City and with contributions from Karolinska Institutet, aimed to compare antibiotic treatment to the standard appendectomy. ?? Curious to learn more? Read more at Surgery International https://bit.ly/4bNMU2l #Appendicitis #HealthcareInnovation #Antibiotics #Pediatrics #SurgeryAlternatives #HealthResearch #SurgeryNews #Surgery

A big thank you to everyone who atended our webinar on 'The Future of Surgical Robotics!' ??? We had an incredible session featuring leading experts in robotic-assisted surgery, and it was truly inspiring to see so many of you engage in the discussion. If you missed the live session or want to watch it again, don’t worry—you can catch the full webinar right here! ?? https://bit.ly/43lQ7nO We were honored to have world-renowned Professor Shafi Ahmed lead the discussion, along with industry pioneers like: ?? Mark Slack – CMR Surgical ?? Stuart Simpson – THINK Surgical ?? Rob Morgan – Sagentia Innovation ?? Rebecca Shirley Cleary – Nami Surgical They shared invaluable insights on the latest breakthroughs in surgical robotics, AI and automation’s transformative role in surgery, and how robotics is reshaping the future of healthcare globally. Thank you once again to all our attendees for making the event a success, and to our incredible speakers for sharing their expertise. Let’s continue to drive innovation in healthcare together! #SurgicalRobotics #Webinar #Surgery #Robotics #Education #HealthcareInnovation The Confederation of British Surgery

Have you booked your place? Surgery International is hosting a FREE webinar: The Future of Surgical Robotics taking place tonight - Thursday, February 27 · 7 - 8pm GMT Hosted by Professor Shafi Ahmed, speakers include Mark Slack – CMR Surgical, Stuart Simpson – THINK Surgical, Rob Morgan – Sagentia Innovation, Rebecca Shirley Cleary – Nami Surgical and Professor Shafi Ahmed – Surgery International Register here - https://lnkd.in/eWCs8Yfu #Surgicalrobotics #webinar #surgery #robotics #education

Join Rob Morgan, VP - Medical at Sagentia Innovation and an expert panel tomorrow, for a free online webinar exploring the future of robotic-assisted surgery. Register here to attend: https://lnkd.in/eWCs8Yfu. Why Attend? - Gain insights from expert surgical professionals and at the forefront of robotic-assisted surgery - Discover the latest advancements revolutionizing precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes - Understand how AI and automation are shaping the next generation of surgical procedures - Engage in a live Q&A session with industry experts - Network with fellow medical professionals, researchers, and surgical tech innovators #Surgical #SurgicalRobotics #RAS #Medical #Science

Thursday, February 27 at 7pm GMT ???????????????? ???????????????? - ???????? ????????? Join us for a deep dive into the future of surgical robotics - What's on the horizon? I am delighted to host this webinar on behalf of Surgery International, bringing together leading surgical robotics experts on Thursday 27 February, for a free online webinar exploring the future of robotic-assisted surgery. "Surgical Robotics: What Next?" aims to deliver invaluable insight into the future of surgical robotics and among numerous themes cover automation, AI assisted decision making, integration with other technologies and accessibility and affordability in emerging markets. This webinar will discuss the latest advances in robotic surgery and a glimpse into the future. It will also explore global expansion and the advantages and barriers of incorporating robots into the wider surgical practice. Featured Speakers Mark Slack Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of CMR Surgical Stuart Simpson President & CEO, THINK Surgical Rob Morgan VP Medical, Sagentia Innovation Rebecca Shirley Cleary CTO & Co-Founder Nami Surgical Link to register https://lnkd.in/gbA7_bUq

New surgical forceps enhance precision and reduces surgeon fatigue. Researchers have developed new surgical forceps that enhance precision while helping to reduce surgeon fatigue. The developers suggest that the design addresses hand tremors and improves surgical accuracy. Read the full story here https://bit.ly/4gVkW5M

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Still time to register for our free webinar: The Future of Surgical Robotics! Join us this Thursday, February 27, for an exclusive online event featuring top experts in robotic-assisted surgery. Hosted by the world-renowned Professor Shafi Ahmed, this session is a must for anyone in healthcare innovation. What you'll learn: ?? The latest breakthroughs in surgical robotics ?? How AI & automation are transforming surgery ?? Robotics’ role in emerging tech and its impact ?? Making surgery more accessible & affordable globally ?? Engage in a live Q&A with industry leaders: ? Mark Slack – CMR Surgical ? Stuart Simpson – THINK Surgical ? Rob Morgan – Sagentia Innovation ? Rebecca Shirley Cleary – Nami Surgical ? Professor Shafi Ahmed – Surgery International Don't miss your chance to connect with pioneers shaping the future of healthcare! ?? Spots are limited – register now! ?? https://lnkd.in/eWCs8Yfu #Surgicalrobotics #webinar #surgery #robotics #education #healthcareinnovation The Confederation of British Surgery

Royal Stoke consultant plastic surgeon Kamal Bisarya is helping to transform the lives of skin cancer patients and shape and improve cancer services. University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) put the spotlight on Mr Bisarya’s work to mark World Cancer Day 2025. Read more https://lnkd.in/eHwxSieg #UKsurgeons #plasticsurgery

As featured on BBC News, a four-month-old baby boy is the youngest child in the world to successfully have surgery using Versius, at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust's Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital (RMCH). Baby Mohammed, weighed just six kilogrammes, when he underwent a robotic pyeloplasty at RMCH as part of a multicentre prospective clinical trial on the use of Versius in paediatric surgery. The small, modular design of #Versius, coupled with its 5mm wristed instruments allow surgeons to operate in small, hard to reach spaces within an operating zone while maintaining clear access to the patient for the wider surgical team. At RMCH, Versius has enabled them to increase their case volume to two cases per day, enabling the team to treat more patients like 10-year-old Harry, who also recently underwent robotic pyeloplasty surgery with #Versius. Read more about the Mohammed & Harry's stories: https://lnkd.in/eMnnjzMj #TransformingSurgery MFT Research and Innovation