Spine Robotic Surgical System

Don’t let spine problems hold you back from living life to the fullest! The Spine Robotic Surgical System, available at Sunway Medical Centre, Sunway City, offers a safer, less invasive way to treat complex spinal conditions with greater precision and confidence.

As the first in Malaysia and Southeast Asia to adopt this advanced technology, we provide highly personalised procedures tailored to each patient’s unique spine condition.

Using cutting-edge robotic assistance, surgeons can carry out spine surgery with improved accuracy, leading to less pain, faster recovery, and better outcomes, helping you get back on your feet and back to life sooner.

Did You Know?

Robotic-assisted spine surgery delivers key benefits through enhanced precision and minimally invasive techniques.

Less Pain

Faster Recovery Times

Reduced Risk of Complications

BENEFITS OF ROBOTIC SPINE SURGERY

Robotic-assisted spine surgery offers a safer, more precise approach to treating spinal conditions, improving overall surgical outcomes.

Precision

Real-time navigation, high-resolution imaging and robotic guidance allow for enhanced precision during spinal procedures.

Visibility

Real-time, high-resolution imaging ensures a clear view throughout surgery, enhancing precision and decision making.

Predictability

AI-driven algorithms analyse patient data and create highly personalised surgical plans, leading to more predictable outcomes.

Conditions Treated with Spine Robotic Surgery

CONDITIONS TREATED WITH ROBOTIC SPINE SURGERY

Spine robotic surgery can be used to treat a range of spinal conditions with improved accuracy and better outcomes.

	Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD) Spinal disc wear and tear caused by aging or repetitive stress, leading to pain and stiffness.
	Spinal Stenosis Spinal canal narrowing compresses nerves, causing pain and weakness.
	Herniated Discs The inner spinal disc material pushes through the outer layer, irritating nearby nerves.
	Spinal Fracture A break in one of the spine bones (vertebra), usually from trauma or osteoporosis, causing pain and instability.
	Spinal Tumours An abnormal tissue growth in or near the spine, which may cause pain or neurological symptoms.
	Spondylolisthesis One of the spine bones (vertebra) slips forward, leading to pain and nerve compression.
	Spinal Deformity – Scoliosis and Kyphosis Scoliosis is a sideways spine curve, while kyphosis is a forward bend. Both conditions affect posture and mobility.