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MNJ Cancer Hospital in Hyderabad has performed over 250 robotic-assisted cancer surgeries in the past 30 months for economically weaker patients. Most of these were gynaecological procedures, helping improve access to precise and minimally invasive cancer care
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Continental Hospitals, Hyderabad, hosted a two-day National Conference and CME in Laryngology, bringing together global experts to discuss advancements in managing vocal fold paralysis, early glottic cancer, and modern surgical techniques. The event featured renowned faculty from Australia and India.
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At the ‘Pancreatic Cancer 360’ meet in Hyderabad, senior oncologists said robotic surgery is improving survival rates in pancreatic cancer patients. With better precision and fewer complications, patients recover faster and resume normal activities sooner, experts from top hospitals stated
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The Urology department has been performing more than 100 transplants each year for the past decade. However, this year 100 kidney transplants were done within six months.
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The patient was admitted to the hospital with right flank pain, ongoing fatigue, and general weakness. Diagnostic tests revealed a cancerous tumor in the right kidney, according to Dr. Bipin Chandra Pal, Director and Head of Urology and Renal Transplantation at AIG Hospitals, who led the surgery.
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The city-based hospital claimed this first-of-its-kind robotic surgical procedure as a significant milestone in colorectal cancer treatment that offers remarkable benefits for the patients
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Since 2017, the hospital has conducted more than 800 robotic surgeries
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The new hospital, to be located at Goshamahal, will be built on a 32 lakh square feet built up area and will have 2,000 beds
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The facility will have experts from multiple medical departments — orthopaedic surgery, podiatric surgery, vascular surgery, orthotics and physiotherapy — offering a holistic approach to treatment
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The patient, who has received a donor kidney from his brother in 2007, had developed a tumour in his transplanted kidney
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The workshop will witness national and international faculty performing live robotic surgeries for uterine cancer and ovarian cancer
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According to the SGPGIMS spokesperson, a 39-year-old married woman, resident of Barabanki had a thyroid lump in her neck, which was continuously increasing post which she consulted doctors at Barabanki.
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Hyderabad: Cancer surgeons at Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Secunderabad have conducted a robotic surgery on a 36-year-old male patient who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Before being diagnosed for pancreatic cancer, the patient was already undergoing chemotherapy for acute promyelocytic leukaemia, senior surgical oncologist, KIMS, Dr Madhu Devarasetti, who led the robotic surgery, said. “The […]
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Thee patient underwent a 'robotic distal pancreatectomy with splenectomy' to remove the tumour which was four centimetres in size.
