Park Hospital launches advanced robotic gynaecological surgery

The hospital is equipped with the most advanced Da Vinci surgical robot and the latest fourth-generation robotic platform

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:37 PM May 16, 2025 IST

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Park Hospital, Mohali, has launched advanced robotic gynaecological surgery. The hospital is equipped with the most advanced Da Vinci surgical robot and the latest fourth-generation robotic platform, said Dr Vimal Vibhakar, Medical Director of the hospital, during a press conference on Thursday.

The robot-assisted arms are found to be more stable and precise, and can reach the innermost regions of the body more easily than a human hand. Therefore, this surgery ensures greater accuracy, enhanced motion range, and better dexterity for surgeons, said Dr Preeti Jindal, Director of Robotic Gynaecological Surgery.

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