3D-HD Vision
A magnified 3D-HD view aids the surgeon in accurately dissecting and identifying tissues, nerves, and blood vessels.
A magnified 3D-HD view aids the surgeon in accurately dissecting and identifying tissues, nerves, and blood vessels.
Sleeve Gastrectomy
Enables refined dissection and staple-line control for safer weight loss
Sleeve Gastrectomy
Sleeve Gastrectomy
Sleeve Gastrectomy removes about 80% of the stomach, leaving a small, tube-shaped stomach that holds less food and reduces hunger. It’s the most common bariatric surgery for weight loss.
Sleeve Gastrectomy removes about 80% of the stomach, leaving a small, tube-shaped stomach that holds less food and reduces hunger.
Benefits of Robotic Surgery with Mizzo Endo 4000
Super Accurate Cutting
Super Accurate Cutting
The robotic arms move precisely to cut and staple the stomach into a perfect sleeve shape, reducing the chance of leaks.
Clear 3D View
Clear 3D View
The magnified, 3D display shows the stomach and nearby organs clearly, helping surgeons avoid damaging blood vessels or the spleen, unlike the flat 2D view in laparoscopy.
Small Cuts, Less Pain
Small Cuts, Less Pain
Small incisions cause less pain, smaller scars, and lower infection risk compared to open surgery’s large cut.
Less Bleeding
Less Bleeding
Precise movements minimize blood vessel damage, reducing blood loss, a higher risk in open surgery.
Faster Healing
Faster Healing
Less tissue damage means patients often leave the hospital in 1–2 days and recover quickly.
Safer Outcomes
Safer Outcomes
The robotic system lowers risks like bile duct injury or infections, improving safety and recovery.
- Robotic cutting and stapling shape the stomach accurately, minimizing leaks.
- 3D vision, small cuts, and less bleeding lead to quick recovery and safe outcomes.
Understanding Surgical Techniques
Open Surgery
Open surgery uses a large cut, leading to more pain and longer recovery.
Laparoscopic surgery
Laparoscopic surgery uses smaller cuts but struggles with 2D imaging and stiff tools, making stapling less accurate.
The Mizzo Endo 4000
The Mizzo Endo 4000’s robotic approach offers the best of both: small cuts and high precision.
What Mizzo has to offer ?
While still in pre-clinical stage, the Mizzo Endo 4000 brings together several high-performance features tailored for next generation care.
Precision in Confined Spaces
Its slim robotic arms and articulated instruments are ideal for maneuvering in the tight anatomical structures.
Its slim robotic arms and articulated instruments are ideal for maneuvering in the tight anatomical structures.
Real-Time Surgical Intelligence
The platform is built to integrate data and live feedback into the workflow, helping surgical teams make better, more informed decisions on the table.
The platform integrates data and live feedback into the surgical workflow, helping teams make better decisions during an operation.
Tremor-Free Instrumentation
Robotic arms provide the steady, tremor-free movements essential for nerve-sparing surgery.
Robotic arms provide the steady, tremor-free movements essential for nerve-sparing surgery.
Ergonomics
The console reduces the surgeon fatigue and also improves efficiency through customizable controls and immersive visualization.
The console reduces the surgeon fatigue and also improves efficiency through customizable controls and immersive visualization.
Small Cuts
Small incisions mean less pain, smaller scars, and faster healing.
Small incisions mean less pain, smaller scars, and faster healing.