The Rise of Incisionless Surgery & The Launch of SIS
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In this SRS episode, Sue O'Sullivan speaks with AdventHealth urologist Dr. Michael McDonald about the rise of incisionless surgery and non-thermal histotripsy. Dr. McDonald breaks down how pulsed ultrasound energy targets and destroys soft tissue without heat, radiation, or physical incisions, representing the next major evolutionary step after open, laparoscopic, and robotic surgery. He shares updates on current FDA approvals and clinical trials for liver, kidney, and pancreatic conditions. He also details the launch of the Society of Incisionless Surgery (SIS) and its mission to advance multi-specialty collaboration and AI-driven imaging.
The Society of Incisionless Surgery (SIS) is an affiliate Society of the Society of Robotic Surgery, working collaboratively to expand its programs, collaborations, and educational initiatives to support the growing field of incisionless surgery.
The SIS and SRS are committed to advancing the future of surgery through innovation, evidence-based research, and excellence in education within minimally invasive and incisionless surgical science.
Links for Michael McDonald and the Society of Robotic Surgery
Dr. Michael McDonald LinkedIn | SIS Website | SRS LinkedIn Page | Sue O'Sullivan LinkedIn | YouTube | SRobotics.org