藤田医科大学病院国際医療センター

da Vinci Surgery. Robot-Assisted Surgery is a next-generation medical breakthrough.

We have the largest number of da Vinci surgeries performed in Japan,
including 616 gastrointestinal surgeries, 1,057 urological surgeries, 53 respiratory surgeries, and 71 gynecological surgeries.
Thus, making us the leader in robot-assisted surgery.

About da Vinci Surgery

To minimize the recovery time and size of scars from surgery, we have always been keen on minimally invasive surgeries. We introduced endoscopic surgery into our arsenal at a very early stage and applied it to cancer treatments in various fields such as urology, gastroenterology, gynecology and thoracic surgery. Also, we have incorporated robot assisted surgery with 2 da Vinci Surgical Systems (Si and Xi), constantly improving our skills.

Cases

We are highly experienced in treatments of prostatic cancer, digestive system tumors, lung cancer and gynecological cancer.

Our Professors

Ichiro Uyama Ph.D.
Name
Ichiro Uyama Ph.D.
Position
professor
Field of Expertise
General Gastrointestinal Surgery
Academic Degree
Ph.D.(Keio University)

Credentials

Graduated from Gifu University Medical School, he was appointed a professor of gastroenterology at Fujita Health University in 2006.
In 1997, he successfully completed a totally laparoscopic gastrectomy, the first in Japan. In 2012, he was designated as the director of Minimally Invasive da Vinci Surgery Training Centre and has been leading the field of robotic surgery ever since. He has performed gastric surgery for many celebrities, and is often featured on media.

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