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Anthony de Lacy: Pioneering Gastrointestinal Surgeon and Leader in Robotic Minimally Invasive Surgery

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Anthony de Lacy: Pioneering Gastrointestinal Surgeon and Leader in Robotic Minimally Invasive Surgery

Renowned surgeon Anthony de Lacy continues to make waves in the medical field with his expertise in gastrointestinal surgery and robotic minimally invasive surgery. With decades of experience at the Hospital Clínic of Barcelona, de Lacy now operates out of the Clinic Rotger Quirónsalud in Palma, where he feels right at home.

Through the Lacy Surgical Institute, IQL, de Lacy and his team are expanding their reach to multiple hospital centers across Spain, including Rúber Internacional in Madrid and Quirónsalud Hospital in Badalona, in addition to the Rotger Quirónsalud Clinic where they are based.

De Lacy’s commitment to innovation and excellence is evident in their recent acquisition of the Da Vinci Xi robot for the Rotger Clinic, which has revolutionized their operating room capabilities. De Lacy is impressed by the clinic’s willingness to embrace cutting-edge technology and looks forward to further collaborations between IQL and the clinic.

When asked about retirement, de Lacy remains dedicated to his work and his passion for education through the AIS platform, which provides surgical education to over one and a half million people worldwide. He believes in the importance of continuous learning and sharing knowledge to support the next generation of surgeons.

With a focus on minimally invasive surgery and the future of robotics in the field, de Lacy envisions a future where Artificial Intelligence plays a significant role in surgical procedures, creating virtual patients and personalized treatments.

Outside of work, de Lacy enjoys staying active through sports like paddle tennis and gym workouts, finding solace by the sea. Despite his demanding career, de Lacy remains committed to his patients and the advancement of medical research for the benefit of humanity.

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