Global & United Arab Emirates Laparoscopic Robot Assisted Systems Market to 2031

Hospitals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai have begun incorporating robotic platforms into their standard care practices, with leading institutions such as Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, American Hospital Dubai, and Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City at the forefront. In 2024, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi reported over 400 robotic surgeries, including intricate cancer operations and organ transplants. Since 2020, American Hospital Dubai has performed more than 2,000 robotic surgeries, averaging around 500 each year, covering urological, gynecological, and general surgical procedures, with robotic methods now representing a substantial share of their surgical activities. By late 2024, Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City achieved a significant milestone with 500 robotic surgeries across various specialties, including thoracic, colorectal, and bariatric surgery. These hospitals have made their robotic programs and outcomes publicly available, enhancing the UAE's reputation for delivering high-quality, minimally invasive surgical care. The da Vinci Surgical System is the predominant platform used, while newer systems like Versius are being evaluated for their modularity and flexibility. To support robotic surgery in the UAE, structured training programs, including simulation-based education and credentialing pathways for surgeons, have been established. These efforts align with the nation's healthcare strategy, which prioritizes precision medicine, technological innovation, and international collaboration. The adoption of robotic platforms in both public and private hospitals demonstrates a national commitment to enhancing access to advanced surgical care. The accomplishments of these institutions indicate that robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery is becoming a standard practice in high-volume facilities throughout the UAE, rather than being confined to elite centers. With ongoing investments in infrastructure and training, the country is poised to take a leading role in regional surgical modernization and patient-centered innovation. Show more