Honoring The First Robotic Surgery at New DHR Health Hospital in Brownsville

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In honor of the first robotic surgery at new DHR Health hospital in Brownsville former State Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr. presented Dr. Rene Luna with a Texas state flag that was flown over the capitol. Courtesy Image
In honor of the first robotic surgery at new DHR Health hospital in Brownsville former State Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr. presented Dr. Rene Luna with a Texas state flag that was flown over the capitol. Courtesy Image
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BROWNSVILLE, Texas – In honor of the first robotic surgery at new DHR Health hospital in Brownsville former State Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr. presented Dr. Rene Luna with a Texas state flag that was flown over the capitol. Dr. Luna, a distinguished specialist in Robotic Surgical Gynecology, ranks among the state’s foremost robotic surgeons. His first robotic surgery at DHR Health Brownsville aimed at correcting and preserving a woman’s ability to start a family in the future, followed by another case addressing the urgent need for a life-saving hysterectomy in a woman beyond her reproductive years. While minimally invasive surgeries have been available in Brownsville, the introduction of the DHR Health Brownsville signifies the establishment of a modern, state-of-the-art surgical hub in the area. This expertise is set to flourish, benefitting the community and fostering continued growth in the Rio Grande Valley.

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