By 2026, telesurgery has become a reality through a project that brings together medical expertise, technology, and hospital equipment, ensuring that distance is no longer a barrier to certain urological procedures
It's not the distance that matters. What matters is how it changes things for you.
Telesurgery allows a surgeon and a medical team to connect in real time to perform certain procedures using robotic surgery, even if they are in different locations. The technology does not replace the team caring for the patient; it enhances their work.
This model connects the surgeon operating from Barcelona in real time with the medical team attending to the patient in the Canary Islands. Thus, telesurgery is integrated into a real clinical setting, with coordination between centers and hospital care throughout the entire process.
Telesurgery allows a surgeon and a medical team to connect in real time to perform certain procedures using robotic surgery, even if they are in different locations. The technology does not replace the team caring for the patient; it enhances their work.
A urological surgeon and a leading European expert in robotic surgery. He serves as the clinical director of the telesurgery program in Barcelona and has championed its development as a practical model of care.
An international leader in minimally invasive and robotic urological surgery, and a contributor to research projects associated with Urointec.
A urologist specializing in robotic surgery and responsible for implementing the program in the Canary Islands. He coordinates the local surgical team and patient care at the hospital.
Our team can guide you, answer your questions, and assess your situation on a case-by-case basis. Telesurgery only makes sense when it translates
provides real benefits for the patient and is backed by full clinical guarantees.
