DHR Health Women’s Hospital Celebrates Milestone with 8,500 Robotic-Assisted Surgery Procedures

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The DHR Health Women’s Hospital team recently achieved 8,500 robotic-assisted procedures in women’s health. With four dedicated robotic-assisted surgical systems, the hospital is a leader in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery and a designated Center of Excellence, providing expert care to women across the Rio Grande Valley. Image courtesy of DHR Health
The DHR Health Women’s Hospital team recently achieved 8,500 robotic-assisted procedures in women’s health. With four dedicated robotic-assisted surgical systems, the hospital is a leader in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery and a designated Center of Excellence, providing expert care to women across the Rio Grande Valley. Image courtesy of DHR Health
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EDINBURG, Texas – DHR Health Women’s Hospital has reached a major milestone, completing over 8,500 robotic-assisted surgeries focused on women’s health. The hospital has expanded its program from just one to four robotic-assisted surgical systems, increasing access to minimally invasive gynecologic (GYN) procedures in the Rio Grande Valley. 

The surgical team specializes in a range of procedures, including gynecological cancer surgeries, robotic-assisted hysterectomies, pelvic reconstruction, and fertility-sparing surgeries that help preserve the uterus and ovaries.

“This milestone reflects our commitment to providing expert, high-quality care to women across the Rio Grande Valley and beyond,” said Dr. Luna, OB/GYN and Robotic Surgical Gynecology Specialist. “Being recognized as a Center of Excellence in Women’s Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery highlights our focus on positive outcomes and expert surgical care.”

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Robotic-assisted surgery has led to shorter recovery times and improved outcomes for many women in South Texas. With continued investment in technology, specialized training, and commitment to patient-centered care, DHR Health Women’s Hospital is working to expand access to advanced surgical care for the region.

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