Colon/rectal surgery is a procedure used to treat colon/rectal cancer and benign colon diseases like diverticulitis, polyps, and inflammatory bowel disease. Colon/rectal cancer occurs when malignant cells form in the tissues of the colon/rectum, leading to symptoms such as changes in bowel habits, abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, and blood in the stool. Benign colon diseases, while not cancerous, can also cause significant discomfort and complications. Surgery typically involves removing the affected portion of the colon, with or without lymph nodes, and reattaching the healthy segments. The minimally invasive DaVinci XI surgical system allows surgeons to perform this complex procedure through small incisions, offering enhanced precision, reduced risk of complications, and a faster recovery. This approach minimizes scarring, decreases postoperative pain, and often leads to a quicker return to normal activities.