10+
Years of Experience
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- Kannada
- English
- Hindi
No big cuts. No long stay. No major pain.
Consultant - Surgical Gastroenterologist, GI & HPB Oncosurgery, Bariatric and Robotic Surgeon
Consultant - Surgical Oncologist and Robotic Surgeon
Consultant - Surgical Gastroenterologist and HPB Surgeon, Robotic Surgeon, Liver Transplant Surgeon
Consultant - Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgeon
Consultant - General Surgery & Robotic Surgery
Consultant - Pediatric Surgery & Robotic Surgery
Robotic surgery is a minimally invasive surgical technique where the surgeon uses a computer-controlled robotic system to perform precise and controlled movements. The robot does not operate on its own—the surgeon controls every action through a console.
Compared to traditional open surgery, robotic surgery requires smaller incisions, offers higher precision, and provides enhanced vision through 3D magnification. It generally leads to faster recovery and reduced pain for patients.
Yes. Robotic surgery is considered very safe when performed by trained and certified surgeons. The technology offers higher accuracy, better visualization, and more control, reducing the chances of complications.
No. The robot never acts independently. The surgeon controls the robotic arms at all times using a specialized console.
Robotic surgery typically results in less pain than open surgery due to smaller incisions. Most patients experience mild to moderate discomfort, which is manageable with medication.
Recovery time varies by procedure but is generally faster than open surgery. Many patients return to normal activities within 1–2 weeks, depending on the complexity of the surgery.
Robotic surgery may cost more due to advanced equipment and technology. However, shorter hospital stays, reduced complications, and faster recovery often balance the overall expenses.
Eligibility depends on the patient’s health condition, type of procedure, and surgeon’s recommendation. Not all patients or surgeries are suitable for robotic techniques.
Like any surgery, risks may include bleeding, infection, or anesthesia-related issues. However, robotic precision often reduces the chances of major complications.
Your surgeon will guide you regarding medical tests, medications, fasting requirements, and other preparation steps before the procedure.