ISTANBUL: World-renowned surgeon Dr. Michael Marin on Tuesday paid a visit to the soon-to-open Robotics Surgery Training Center, which has been established by INVAMED, Trkiye's largest medical equipment manufacturer. According to the company's statement, Trkiye's first robotic surgery training center has attracted attention since its announcement. Renowned Turkish heart surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz hosted Dr. Marin at the center, who viewed the planned project. Dr. Marin praised INVAMED's leadership and future vision, stating, "Each innovation I see here is groundbreaking for the medical world." "INVAMED's Robotics Surgery Training Center is revolutionizing human health. This center will not only contribute to training surgeons but also lead the rapid adoption of innovations in medical technologies," he added. INVAMED President Rasit Dinc also said the center will conduct academic and clinical research in robotic surgery, thereby boosting Trkiye's health care expertise. With the knowledge gained at the center, Dinc noted that health care professionals will provide their patients with safer treatment methods. "INVAMED Robotics Surgery Training Center will contribute significantly to both our nation's and the global health care sector's advancement. The strong pre-opening interest and positive feedback affirm that our efforts are on the right path. At INVAMED, we uphold sustainable and ethical business practices, driven by our commitment to improving health care for our country and humanity," he added. The center is outfitted with cutting-edge technology, to allow surgeons to learn and enhance robotic surgery techniques in real-world situations. The center also plans to provide professionals with training on machine learning and artificial intelligence applications in health care, with a focus on their roles in diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient management. Source: Anadolu Agency
World-renowned surgeon visits INVAMED Robotics Surgery Training Center
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