Pakistan’s first Govt hospital to perform Robotic Surgery

The Pakistan Kidney and Liver Transplant Institute (PKLI) has completed the country’s first public hospital robotic operation. According to PKLI, this is a game changer and a game changer.

The first-ever robotic surgery was successfully performed at state-of-the-art PKLI today. Achieving this feat is historic as it will open new avenues in the surgical arena. The project initiated and planned by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is now working in full swing. pic.twitter.com/kYwu65Zruz

— PMLN Health Care (@PMLNHealthCare) April 17, 2023

Robotic surgery, also known as robot-assisted surgery, enables doctors to perform difficult operations with greater accuracy, flexibility, and control. It is most commonly associated with minimally invasive surgery, which includes treatments delivered through small incisions, but it is also used in some standard open surgical procedures.

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According to experts, the most commonly used clinical robotic surgical system consists of a camera arm and mechanical arms with surgical tools attached. According to a PKLI spokesperson, Dr. Nadeem Bin Nusrat, Chairman of the Urology Department, and his colleagues were responsible for this historic achievement.

According to Dr. Nadeem, the procedure was a radical nephrectomy, and the patient was able to leave the hospital within a few hours. This previously unheard-of level of precision and care, he claims, will change the way we approach surgical procedures.