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Robotic hernia surgery is an advanced technique for hernia repair that can treat inguinal, ventral, and hiatal hernias. Robotic surgery doesn’t mean that a robot is performing your procedure, but rather that your surgeon has advanced robot assistance.  Daniel Rosen, MD, specializes in robotic hernia surgery at New York Hernia...

Your gallbladder supports digestion by producing bile, an acid that helps break down food. Although the gallbladder isn’t useless, you can survive without it. Minimally invasive gallbladder surgery safely removes your gallbladder to alleviate gallstones and their symptoms.  At New York Hernia Center, surgeon Daniel Rosen, MD, uses advanced laparoscopic...

Many sports and activities involve rapid pivoting and turning at high speeds. While this level of agility may improve your performance, it can increase your risk of a sports hernia.  General and robotic surgeon Daniel Rosen, MD, routinely diagnoses and treats sports hernias at New York Hernia Center to prevent...

For many people, acid reflux is a once-in-a-while problem that occurs after eating a heavy or spicy meal. For others, chronic acid reflux or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is an ongoing issue that needs to be managed in some way.  Advanced robotic and laparoscopic surgeon Daniel Rosen, MD, specializes in...

It’s natural to feel hesitant about surgery. However, for hernias, timely evaluation and treatment can help prevent complications and improve long-term outcomes. At New York Hernia Center, serving patients in the New York City area, including the Upper East Side, Secaucus, and Greenwich, Daniel Rosen, MD, provides advanced laparoscopic hernia...