How much does a da Vinci hysterectomy cost?
Mean total patient costs are $43,622 for abdominal, $31,934 for vaginal, $38,312 for laparoscopic, and $49,526 for robotic hysterectomies.
Is robotic hysterectomy an outpatient procedure?
Robotic hysterectomy is an outpatient procedure. You may stay in the hospital overnight but some woman can be released the same day of surgery. You will able return to light regular activities the next day (walking, eating, walking up stairs).
What is the recovery time for da Vinci hysterectomy?
You can expect light bleeding from the vagina for several days after going home. You must avoid any heavy lifting for a couple of weeks, and refrain from sexual intercourse for six weeks. A complete recovery can be expected from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the individual.
How is the uterus removed during da Vinci surgery?
Surgeons using da Vinci technology may be able to remove your uterus through either a few small incisions (cuts) or through one small incision in your belly button using Single-Site® technology. During surgery, your surgeon sits at a console next to you and operates using tiny instruments.
How long is hospital stay for robotic hysterectomy?
After the procedure People recover at different rates, but staying in the hospital only one night is typical. You’ll take medication for pain. Your health care team will encourage you to get up and move as soon as you’re able. You can expect some vaginal bleeding for a few days to weeks after your robotic hysterectomy.
How long are you in the hospital after a robotic hysterectomy?
At Loma Linda University Medical Center, gynecologic robotic surgery patients typically leave the hospital the next day and are back to their regular activities in 2-4 weeks.
What are the side effects of robotic hysterectomy?
What are the risks of a robotic hysterectomy?
- Reaction to the anesthesia.
- Infection.
- Bleeding.
- Damage to other organs inside the abdomen.
- Blood clots that form in your legs and may travel to your lungs.
How long before you can drive after robotic hysterectomy?
Most patients can drive in the first few days after surgery if they are not using narcotic pain medications. Our team will instruct you on when to return for a postoperative check up when you are discharged. Usually, 1 to 2 weeks after surgery. Most patients can return to work in about 2 weeks.