Doctors at Amrita Hospital conduct first robot-assisted surgery for rare colon tumour
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In a groundbreaking surgical feat, a 67-year-old man from Uzbekistan was treated for his rare colonic tumour at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad marking the world's first robot-assisted surgery for the condition.
The patient, from Uzbekistan, had a special condition where his liver and colon were positioned differently (situs inversus partial) and he had a malignant tumour in this mispositioned colon.
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