00:00Malaking problema, lalo na sa Pilipinas, yung kakulangan ng mga espesyalista.
00:06Pero sa tulong ng telesurgery, posibili na ang makagawa rito ng mga medical procedures sa mga doktor,
00:13kahit nasa malalayang lugar pa sila.
00:16Kung paano yan, alamin sa pagtutok ni Oscar Oida.
00:22Nasa Pilipinas ang pasyente, pero ang doktor na mag-o-opera, nasa China?
00:28Na? Imposible? Pusible!
00:32Nangyari lang yan kanina, ang kauna-unahang telesurgery sa bansa.
00:37Sa pangunguna yan ng mga espesyalista mula sa Urology Center of the Philippines,
00:42gamit ang tinatawag na medbot, inoperahan ng key leaders and urological surgeons ng UCPI
00:48na sina Dr. Pedro Lantin III at Dr. Huvido Agatep na nasa Shanghai, China,
00:54ang 73-anyos nilang pasyente sa kanilang ospital dito sa Quezon City.
01:00We're going to perform the robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy
01:04for a patient who has an intermediate risk of prostate cancer.
01:09So, it's going to be six holes, bottom hole surgery,
01:15and it's docked with the truckers and the robot will be docked also.
01:23So, after that, yeah, it will be directly to the surgeon, to the console surgeon,
01:30done by Dr. Agatep and as well as Dr. Erastosa, who is in the operating room.
01:38Ang isa sa mga anesthesiologist, asaw pa mismo ni Dr. Agatep na si Dr. Lorlin.
01:45Excited din ako sa milestone na ito, milestone for UCPI and for the Philippines siguro,
01:52kasi first time ito gagawin.
01:54Ang mga medbot na gawa sa China, may mga robotic arms at monitors
01:58na nakokontrol remotely sa pamamagitan ng internet.
02:02The main advantage of the robot one, you have less blood loss, less scarring,
02:08faster recovery because it is highly magnified, ten times than the usual laparoscopy.
02:13And the instruments, you have more than seven degrees of freedom.
02:17The camera is dual, I mean, you have a binocular.
02:23So, it's highly magnified.
02:24Things that you cannot see with open surgery, you can see with the robot.
02:27It's very precise.
02:29Internet-dependent ang procedure.
02:32E paano kung bumagsak bigla ang signal na talaga namang nangyayari sa Pilipinas?
02:37Actually, it will not affect the outcome of the surgery
02:41because you have an expert surgeon right here in the Philippines
02:44who's going to take over the surgery.
02:47In case we have internet failure, power failure.
02:52Ang ganitong teknolohya, malaki umano ang may tutulong sa ating bansa,
02:57lalo na sa mga lugar na kinukulang sa mga espesyalista.
03:01With the lack of surgeons across the country,
03:05the future here is that you can have these robots in different municipalities,
03:12in different islands, but you cannot provide all the doctors.
03:16So, the doctor, the expert surgeon can be here in Manila
03:19doing the operation through the consult, through the internet,
03:23with the patient either in Masbate, in Sulu, in other remote parts of the country.
03:33Tumagal din ang telesurgery ng may git limang oras
03:37bago matagumpay na naialis ang malignan prostate gland ng pasyente.
03:42Congratulations and thank you for the surgical team in Manila
03:46for helping us, the staff, the residents, and the consultants there.
03:50So, we did a good job, Aga.
03:54Yeah, it's a very hard case.
03:56So, it's not a meal-of-the-run case.
03:59It's a very stuck prostate at the posterior part,
04:04especially the seminal vesicle and the vas deferens.
04:07But with the help of the team, the dream team of Manila,
04:11Dr. Lucia, Dr. Jundi, and Dr. Sam,
04:14and all the staff there and the anesthesiologists,
04:17we made it.
04:18We made it for the first telesurgery in the Philippines.
04:22Thank you very much.
04:24Oscar Oida, Nakatutok, 24 Horas.
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