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Farrer Park Hospital deploys Edge Multi-Port Endoscopic Surgical Robot MP1000 in Singapore after two successful urology procedures

Farrer Park Hospital Introduces The Edge® Multi-Port Endoscopic Surgical Robot, Expanding Patient Choice in Robotic Surgery in Singapore

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Farrer Park Hospital introduced the Edge® Multi-Port Endoscopic Surgical Robot (MP1000) in Singapore on September 23, 2026. Two robotic-assisted urology procedures were completed with expected recovery and no complications, matching outcomes of established platforms. The system expands minimally invasive surgical options across specialties while maintaining safety standards comparable to existing market-leading robotic systems.

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® Multi-Port Endoscopic Surgical Robot at Farrer Park Hospital. Since the system entered clinical use on 23 September 2026, FPH surgeons have successfully completed two robotic-assisted urology procedures. Patients recovered as expected with no complications, and the outcomes were consistent with those of established robotic platforms. Supporting patient care across surgical specialties The introduction of the MP1000

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, /PRNewswire/ -- Farrer Park Hospital (FPH) today announced the introduction of the Edge ® Multi-Port Endoscopic Surgical Robot (MP1 000) in Singapore . As FPH celebrates its 10th year, this milestone reflects its focus and commitment to value-based care by making advanced surgical care more affordable to patients in Singapore and the region. Surgeons Dr. Dean Koh, Dr. Png Keng Siang and Dr. Calvin Ong with the Edge

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