Written By: Dr. Aakansha Dogra
Consultant – Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Sohana Hospital, Mohali.
Experience: 12+ Years
Speciality: Gynaecological Surgery
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In the year 2026, there has been a change in the way healthcare services are provided in India. Robotic-assisted surgery is quickly rising to become the preferred choice of surgical intervention for many different surgical procedures throughout India (urology, gynaecology, cancer surgery, and general surgical procedures) for both patients and hospitals. The increase in demand for robotic-assisted surgery is being driven by many different converging factors. Below are the reasons why more hospitals and patients are opting for Robotic surgery in Mohali today.
(1) Increased Awareness of Robotic Surgery and Its Benefits to Patients
Patients now have greater access to information about the benefits associated with robotic-assisted surgeries due to increased access to the internet, social media, and public health initiatives. People are no longer willing to endure the complications associated with traditional invasive surgical approaches like open heart surgery; rather, they want quick recovery times, little or no pain, small scars, improved quality of life (function), and increased probability of success. Robotic-assisted surgeries are now becoming an attractive alternative to traditional innovative surgical techniques.
(2) Technological Advancements in Equipment and Product Availability Locally
Previously, robotic platforms were only available to affluent hospitals and were expensive to acquire. However, recent advancements made in robotic hardware, combined with the introduction of more affordable equipment and the increase in available manufacturing and importing sources have allowed many hospitals to purchase robotic surgical devices. As more hospitals acquire robotic surgical theatres, access to the procedures that use this technology is now available not only in large metropolitan areas but also in several small cities (Tiers 1, 2, and 3), thus allowing for a much larger population to benefit from Robotic surgery in Mohali.
(3) More Skilled To Perform Robotic Surgery
In India, an increase in specialists trained in surgical techniques utilising robotic assistance has developed a growing demand for robotic-assisted surgical procedures. Therefore, many times when a physician performs robotic surgery, patients will feel safer because they know that the physicians performing these minimally invasive surgeries have received training and have experience using robotic surgical systems. As a result, this has contributed to the rise in the number of healthcare systems providing robotic-assisted surgical procedures.
(4) The Need for More Effective Treatments to Combat Chronic and Lifestyle-Related Diseases
A growing number of lifestyle-related/intervenable disease cases in India, including cancers, chronic kidney stones, prostatic hypertrophy, gallbladder disease, etc., has resulted in a significant increase in the need for effective surgical procedures. The vast majority of these diseases are benefiting dramatically by using robotic surgery’s precise and minimally invasive techniques. The rising number of interventions for these conditions will lead to an increase in the number of patients who desire Robotic surgery in Mohali.
(5) Convenience for Patients Who Want to Get Back to Everyday Life
Long hospital stays and slow recovery times associated with traditional surgical techniques are burdensome for employed patients. Robotic surgery has provided shorter hospital stay times, faster recovery times, and less discomfort after surgery, making it a more convenient option for people who need to get back to work. The increase in convenience associated with this new technology has become an important consideration for many patients making their decision regarding treatment options.
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1. Why are Indian patients choosing robotic surgery over traditional methods?
Patients are increasingly demanding robotic surgery because it offers a minimally invasive alternative to traditional open surgeries. Robotic procedures ensure minimal cuts, minimal blood loss, which directly translates to significantly less blood loss, reduced postoperative pain, minimal scarring and a much faster recovery. These patient centric benefits offered by robotic surgery makes it a preferred choice in patients seeking surgery.
2. How is recovery time better in robotic surgery?
Robotic Surgery offers unmatched recovery time to its patients because of minimal cuts, lesser blood loss, lower chance of risk of infection that raises recovery time for complex operations like gallbladder, hernia repair, urological cancer, gynecological cancer and more. Shorter stays reduce overall hospitalization costs for patients allowing for a better patient experience.
3. In which medical specialties is India seeing the highest surge in robotic adoption?
While robotic systems were initially used primarily for complex urological surgeries there have been great outcomes reported in cancer tumor removal with organ preservation, gynecology, gastrointestinal procedures, weight loss surgery along with hernia and gallbladder surgery because the 3D HD magnification allows surgeons to preserve surrounding healthy tissues and spare nerves located along the organ.
Medically Reviewed By: Dr. Karamveer Singh Sabharwal
Chief Urologist, Robotic & Renal Transplant Surgeon
Sohana Hospital, Mohali.
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Credentials of the Author:
-MCh Urology
-MS General Surgery
-18+ Years of Surgical Experience
-Specialist in Prostate Cancer Surgery, Kidney Cancer Surgery, Kidney Transplant Surgery, Bladder Cancer Surgery, Kidney Stone Surgery, Prostate Enlargement Surgery,
Robotic Surgery
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