In the U.S., da Vinci procedures grew 15% to more than 2 million, with contributions from general surgery, including after-hours use. Internationally, da Vinci procedures grew 23% to over 1.1 million, with growth of 21% in Europe, 24% in Asia, and 27% in rest-of-world markets. Procedures outside the U.S. represented roughly 35% of global procedures, which management attributed to clinical demand, improved market access, training initiatives, and economics.Rosa said da Vinci procedures grew about 18% in 2025 ...