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In India, the use of robots in surgeries is still at an early stage, but it has already
been hailed as the future of surgical procedures.
In a robotic surgery, robotic arms and instruments are inserted into the human body
through a 5-10 mm hole. The surgeon takes his position in front of a computer and
gives instructions. These instructions are transmitted to the robotic arms, which
actually carry out the surgical steps on the body. So, in a way, the surgery is a joint
operation by the surgeon and the robot.
Robotic surgery has several advantages over normal mechanical surgery. The range
of movement robotic arms can manage is not possible to achieve with human wrists
and fingers. Since the surgeon is all the time getting a three-dimensional view of the
inside of the body, he is able to operate on areas which are not easy to access in open
surgery. He also feels less stressed and gets less tired. The hole through which the
instruments are inserted being very small, the healing process is really fast. The body
gets fewer and smaller scars. There are fewer infections and the number of people
being readmitted to the hospital is much smaller. To top it all, robotic surgery proves
to be much cheaper.
India offers reliable robotic surgery which is 60 to 80 per cent cheaper as compared
to prevailing rates in the US. So India is gradually becoming a preferred destination
on the medical tourism map. The number of international patients visiting India for
robotic surgery is slowly but steadily on the rise. However, the number of Indian
surgeons who have made their mark in robotic surgery is not very large because
our educational institutions lack facilities to impart the specialised knowledge or the
specialised practical training required for it.
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