New Delhi: Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre (RGCIRC) successfully administered Telesurgery For Cancer CareAccording to the hospital, this is the first cancer surgery in the country being performed using this modern technology.

surgery was led Dr. Sudhir RawalMedical Director, RGCIRC & Head Genitourinary Oncology And the procedure was completed in one hour and forty-five minutes, while traditional open surgery usually takes three hours.

Dr. Rawal performed the surgery from SSI office Udyog Vihar, Gurugram. SSI Mantra RobotWhile the patient was at RGCIRC, Rohini Centre, Delhi, he was treated with the help of an Indian robot.

54 year old patient, who was suffering from diabetes. bladder cancerAt present his condition is stable and he will be discharged within a week.

Dr. Raval added, “These systems will be more compact, versatile and equipped with cutting-edge technologies, setting new standards in surgical excellence and in the future, we envision even more advanced versions of our robotic systems.”

Commenting on this development, DS Negi, CEO, RGCIRC, said, “This landmark telesurgery exemplifies our unwavering commitment to providing the best possible outcomes to our patients. With this development, we are confident to further advance our efforts in the fight against cancer.”