A surgical team at Peking University Shougang Hospital has successfully performed a complex liver resection for hepatocellular carcinoma using the SHURUI^® single-port surgical system, marking the first case of its kind in China. The patient, a 63-year-old male with cirrhosis and a centrally located liver tumor, was treated through a single 3–4 cm umbilical incision.

Led by Dr. Jianjun Leng, the team employed preoperative interventional therapy and 3D modeling to shrink the tumor and precisely map vascular anatomy. During surgery, SHURUI^® single-port surgical robot delivered exceptional dexterity and visualization, enabling precise dissection around critical blood vessels with minimal blood loss and trauma.

This milestone case showcases the potential of Chinese surgical robotics in hepatobiliary oncology. With its ultra-minimally invasive design, the SHURUI^® system expands the boundaries of complex liver surgery—ushering in a new era of precision and patient-centered care in China.