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Apollo docs use robotic arm for heart surgery

The technology used is known as the Uniportal Robotic Surgery and the surgery was performed by a team of cardiothoracic surgeons, led by Dr Manjunath Bale, as part of a workshop that started here.

Express News Service

HYDERABAD: In what is touted as the arrival of the future of surgery, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad performed the first ever such cardiothoracic surgery in India using a robotic arm making only a 3 cm long incision on the chest of the patient.

The technology used is known as the Uniportal Robotic Surgery and the surgery was performed by a team of cardiothoracic surgeons, led by Dr Manjunath Bale, as part of a workshop that started here on Friday.
The Uniportal Robotic Surgery is considered as a boon for performing critical and complex cardiothoracic surgeries with greater efficiency and precision which give best possible outcomes as they are minimally invasive and bring down the rate of post-surgical complications.

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