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Leading the Way in Robotic-Assisted Surgery BY BECCA TAURISANO CROUSE HOSPITAL'S ROBOTIC- A SSISTED SURGERY PROGR AM IS THE L ARGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL IN CENTR AL NE W YORK, THANKS TO THE COLLECTIVE E XPERTISE AND SUPPORT OF THE SURGEONS PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGR AM. Kenneth Cooper, DO, (right) and Jeffrey DeSimone, MD, with the da Vinci Robot SINCE IT STARTED in 2008, the robotic-assisted surgery program at Crouse Hospital has grown to include seven robotic platforms, with six da Vinci XI systems and the latest addition of a da Vinci Single Port (SP) system, the only one in Central New York. The program's surgeons have completed over 14,000 procedures in the areas of general, bariatric, colorectal, thoracic surgery, GYN oncology, gynecology, and urology. Crouse's commitment to the success of the program ensures the region's largest multispecialty robotics surgery program will continue to flourish, enhancing the patient experience and benefiting the community as a whole. Kenneth Cooper, DO, and Jeffrey DeSimone, MD, use the robotic platform to perform gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy bariatric surgery. When the da Vinci XI, a " The hospital's commitment to robotic surgery is visionary." — JEFFREY DESIMONE, MD 1 4

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