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Surgical Services
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Outpatient Surgery Center
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Advanced, minimally invasive surgical procedures that address a range of diseases and disorders – from laparoscopic repair of hernias to removal of solid tumors – are performed in specially equipped surgical suites.
Seton Medical Center has an advanced da Vinci surgical robot that is used by specially trained surgeons for many types of complex and delicate cardiovascular, urological and gynecologic disorders.
Minimally invasive surgery offers:



You can play an important role in the helping to ensure your safety during surgery by following these key steps.
Before your surgery begins, members of your surgical team will take these important steps to help ensure your safety:
Some additional, general steps to help ensure your safety:
Early detection of abdominal aortic aneurysms (which are repaired in the Surgery Department at Seton Medical Center) is just one of the areas of focus of a year-long, multi-media campaign that Seton Medical Center launched in October 2012 to promote early detection and disease prevention.
These themes are the focus of the first-ever, 44-page, full-color Seton Health & Wellness Guide and the newly revamped Seton website.
Click here for more information about early detection and prevention of abdominal aortic aneurysms.
You can ask the questions on your mind, and we’ll secure answers from surgeons on our medical staff.
Click here to learn about what makes Christine tick and here for a short YouTube video featuring Christine and her Seton colleagues who are passionate about early detection and prevention of life-threatening illness.

Internal bleeding from a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm can result in shock. Shock is a life-threatening condition that compromises blood flow to the organs.

IMPORTANT: This information is provided as a community service. It is not intended as medical advice. Contact your personal physician about your individual health care needs and for advice about starting a new exercise program.
• Farmers markets
• Crystal Springs Regional Trail
• Walking tours of San Francisco
• Community pools
• Local recreation departments
• Seniors centers
• Public libraries