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Robot-assisted surgery bid aims to reduce waits for endometriosis patients

A woman who waited years for pain-relieving endometriosis surgery has welcomed a high-tech effort involving a robot, saying she hopes it will prevent others from facing similar delays.

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A woman who spent years waiting for surgery to relieve pain caused by endometriosis has praised a high-tech initiative intended to reduce delays for patients requiring treatment.

The proposed approach involves the use of a robot in endometriosis surgery. The woman’s experience has highlighted the lengthy wait she faced before receiving an operation intended to ease her pain.

She said she hoped the technology would mean other patients did not have to wait for years for treatment. The material available does not provide further details about the robot, the organisation leading the initiative, or where and when the surgery took place.

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The bid reflects an effort to address delays in access to pain-relieving surgery for people with endometriosis. Its potential impact, including how widely the technology may be used and whether it will shorten waiting times, has not been detailed.

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