Though the first robotic surgery was performed by neurosurgeons to place a needle inside the brain in the early 80s, it is urology that has adapted to this technology to its maximum potential. The first robotic urology surgery was done for the removal of the prostate gland for cancer. As the prostate is the most deep-seated organ in the pelvis i.e., the lower part of the abdomen, it becomes difficult to approach it with open and laparoscopic surgery, but robot makes a significant difference in terms of ease of access, less blood loss, less operative time and more surgical precision. Since then, Urology has been the leading specialty to extend the benefit of this technology amongst all the specialties.

Robotic assisted kidney transplant (RAKT) technique is a key surgical specialty at Fortis. The state-of-the-art surgical approach combines the precision and dexterity of robotics with the skill and expertise of our surgeons to increase success rates and safety for kidney transplant procedures. Use of a surgical robot is becoming a major indication for kidney transplant, particularly in obese recipients, where in the complications of open surgical wound are slightly higher than usual. 

The introduction of Robotic Surgery to the field of Gynecology has resulted in major changes in surgical management of gynecological conditions USFDA approved Robotic Surgical System in 2005 for gynecological surgery and since then it has been rapidly adopted by Gynae Onco Surgeons (Gynae Oncologists) and Gynecologists across the world. 

Robotic arms are designed such as to provide the operating surgeon with finer movements and better reach to complex, hard to reach areas thus delivering greater precision and further enhancing their dexterity. 

The robot comprises of three components: A surgeon’s console, a patient-side cart with four robotic arms and a high-definition three-dimensional (3D) vision system. Your robotic surgeon operates on you! She uses the narrow, lighted scope and miniature instruments which are controlled through the robotic system. Due to this system, surgeons can treat several conditions that are related to women’s reproductive organs. 

General Surgery at Fortis Hospitals is committed to providing comprehensive surgical care using the latest advancements in medical technology. Our team of experienced and highly skilled surgeons specialize in a wide range of procedures, from routine appendectomies and hernia repairs to complex gastrointestinal surgeries and advanced laparoscopic techniques. With a patient-centric approach, we prioritize safety, precision, and quick recovery, ensuring personalized treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs. 

Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with cutting-edge surgical equipment, enabling minimally invasive procedures that reduce pain, minimize scarring, and promote faster healing. At Fortis, we strive to deliver excellence in surgical care, ensuring the highest standards of quality and patient satisfaction.

The introduction of Robotic Surgery to the field of Gynecology has resulted in major changes in surgical management of gynecological conditions USFDA approved Robotic Surgical System in 2005 for gynecological surgery and since then it has been rapidly adopted by Gynae Onco Surgeons (Gynae Oncologists) and Gynecologists across the world. 

Robotic arms are designed such as to provide the operating surgeon with finer movements and better reach to complex, hard to reach areas thus delivering greater precision and further enhancing their dexterity. 

The robot comprises of three components: A surgeon’s console, a patient-side cart with four robotic arms and a high-definition three-dimensional (3D) vision system. Your robotic surgeon operates on you! She uses the narrow, lighted scope and miniature instruments which are controlled through the robotic system. Due to this system, surgeons can treat several conditions that are related to women’s reproductive organs. 

At Fortis Hospitals, minimally invasive colorectal procedures are performed using cutting-edge robotic technology. To improve patient outcomes, reduce recovery time, and enhance patient satisfaction, we strive to provide our patients with the most advanced surgical techniques.

Robot-assisted colorectal surgery involves the use of a state-of-the-art robotic platform that combines the precision and versatility of robotic technology with the skill of our experienced surgeons. Through the use of robotic arms and specially designed instruments, surgical team can view the surgical field in three dimensions, in high definition, and with precision, control