Here are four observations:
1. On the forefront of da Vinci users, miVIP surgeons utilize the technology’s 3D-HD visualization, wristed instruments, intuitive motion and ergonomic design.
2. The da Vinci is intended to limit scarring and offer patients quicker recoveries.
3. miVIP is also focused on offering minimally invasive procedures, allowing patients to go home the same day of surgery.
4. miVIP has locations in Beverly Hills, Calif., and Tustin, Calif., as well as Florida and Nevada.
“We are improving people’s lives by offering an outpatient alternative to unnecessary hospital visits and invasive surgical procedures, both of which have a lasting impact on patient recovery and morale,” said Isaac Verbukh, MD, president, miVIP Surgery Centers.
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