Revolutionizing Healthcare: meerecompany's Revo-i Fellowship Program Bridges Korea and Vietnam

In the rapidly evolving landscape of medical technology, the integration of advanced robotic surgery systems has become a pivotal factor in enhancing patient outcomes and surgical precision. meerecompany, a leading innovator in the field, has taken a significant step forward with the launch of its SSC (SurgeSync Camp) fellowship program, designed to provide global surgeons with firsthand experience in Korea's advanced medical system. This initiative not only promotes medical exchange between Korea and Vietnam but also sets the stage for a future where robotic surgery becomes a standard practice in healthcare.

The SSC fellowship program, conducted at tertiary general hospitals in Korea, including the prestigious Severance Hospital, offers a comprehensive training course in Revo-i robotic surgery. Participants, such as Dr. Cao Minh Tiep from Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital in Vietnam, gain invaluable experience through case observations, lectures, and intensive training sessions led by world-class medical professionals. The program culminates in official certificates from both the medical institutions and meerecompany, validating the participants' newfound expertise.



Dr. Cao Minh Tiep, Deputy Head of the General Surgery Department at Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital, participated in the program, which began in March. Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital, located in Hai Phong, is a Grade 1 general hospital with over 2,000 beds. The hospital has positioned itself as a leader in digital transformation by actively integrating digital technologies and advanced equipment. However, it has yet to adopt robotic surgery. Through this SSC program, the hospital's medical staff have gained firsthand experience with robotic surgical techniques in South Korea, which could increase the likelihood of introducing robotic surgery in the future.

Professor Hyoung-Il Kim from the Department of Surgery at Yonsei University College of Medicine led the training. As one of Korea's most experienced robotic gastric cancer surgeons, Professor Kim was also the first to perform a robotic subtotal gastrectomy using Revo-i. Under his guidance, the one-week fellowship included case observations, lectures, and intensive training in robotic surgical techniques. Additionally, dry-lab sessions on how to use Revo-i were provided at meerecompany's Robotic Surgery Innovation Center, along with various procedural training using its virtual reality simulator, Revo-sim.

The potential economic benefits of this program for both countries are significant. For Vietnam, the adoption of robotic surgery can lead to improved healthcare outcomes, reduced patient recovery times, and increased efficiency in surgical procedures. This can attract more medical tourists, boosting the country's healthcare sector and economy. For Korea, the program enhances its reputation as a global leader in medical technology and innovation, potentially increasing exports of medical devices and attracting more international medical professionals for training. Additionally, the program fosters stronger medical exchange and collaboration between the two countries, which can lead to joint research and development projects, further advancing medical technology and benefiting both economies in the long term.

The demand for robotic surgery training among international medical professionals is driven by several key factors, including the growing adoption of advanced medical technologies, the need for enhanced surgical precision and patient outcomes, and the desire to stay competitive in the global medical landscape. meerecompany's Revo-i system addresses these needs through its innovative features and comprehensive training programs.

One of the primary drivers is the increasing demand for advanced medical technologies. As medical institutions worldwide seek to integrate cutting-edge technologies to improve patient care, there is a corresponding need for medical professionals to be trained in these new systems. For instance, Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital in Vietnam, a Grade 1 general hospital with over 2,000 beds, has positioned itself as a leader in digital transformation by actively integrating digital technologies and advanced equipment. However, it has yet to adopt robotic surgery. Through the SSC (SurgeSync Camp) program, the hospital's medical staff have gained firsthand experience with robotic surgical techniques in South Korea, which could increase the likelihood of introducing robotic surgery in the future.

Another key factor is the need for enhanced surgical precision and patient outcomes. Robotic surgery offers greater precision, flexibility, and control compared to traditional surgical methods. The Revo-i system, with its 3DHD camera delivering bright, sharp, clear 3DHD vision for greater depth perception, offers high visual accuracy and precise spatial orientation. This helps surgeons easily identify critical anatomy and improve the quality of surgery in various surgical environments. As Professor Hyoung-Il Kim, one of Korea's most experienced robotic gastric cancer surgeons, noted, "The close collaboration between institutions provided an in-depth and structured learning experience."

Additionally, the desire to stay competitive in the global medical landscape is a significant driver. Medical professionals seek to learn from world-class institutions to enhance their skills and knowledge. The SSC fellowship program, conducted at tertiary general hospitals in Korea, including Severance Hospital, provides participants with the opportunity to interact with world-class medical professionals and learn innovative robotic surgical techniques. Dr. Cao Minh Tiep, Deputy Head of the General Surgery Department at Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital, commented, "I am honored to have completed the fellowship program at Severance Hospital, a global leader in robotic surgery."

meerecompany's Revo-i system addresses these needs through its comprehensive training programs and innovative features. The system includes a Master Console that seamlessly transfers a surgeon’s precise hand movements to the robotic arms, making it easier for the surgeon to operate. The ergonomic design of the system creates a surgical environment tailored to the needs of surgeons, with efficient and comfortable ergonomic settings for surgery. The Revo-sim VR training simulator provides virtual training via a simulation of the Revo-i system, allowing surgeons to practice and advance their robotic skills conveniently.

In summary, the demand for robotic surgery training is driven by the need for advanced medical technologies, enhanced surgical precision, and the desire to stay competitive. meerecompany's Revo-i system addresses these needs through its innovative features and comprehensive training programs, making it a valuable tool for medical professionals seeking to enhance their surgical skills. The SSC fellowship program not only meets this demand but is also expected to play a significant role in enhancing the medical standards of targeted countries, fostering stronger medical exchange and collaboration between Korea and Vietnam, and ultimately benefiting both economies in the long term.