CK Birla Hospital Gurugram Introduces Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System

Gurugram: CK Birla Hospital, a distinguished healthcare service provider with a legacy spanning over 50 years, today, proudly unveiled the latest advancement in surgical sciences with the installation of the Da Vinci Surgical robot system.

This state-of-the-art technology positions CK Birla Hospital as a pioneer in providing the most advanced minimally invasive surgical procedures in Gurugram.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the launch took place in the esteemed presence of Mr. CK Birla, accompanied by Ms. Amita Birla, Ms. Avanti Birla, and senior management, marking a significant milestone in the hospital's commitment to delivering cutting-edge medical care.

During the inauguration, Ms Avanti Birla said "We are delighted to introduce the latest of Da Vinci Surgical robotic system across several critical specialties at CK Birla Hospital. This pioneering technology will be employed in disciplines such as Oncology, Urology, Minimal Access, Bariatric and Robotic Surgery, Gynecology, General Surgery, and Thoracic Surgery. By leveraging this advanced platform, surgeons can conduct robot-assisted minimally invasive procedures, promising substantial benefits to our patients, including reduced hospital stays and accelerated recovery."

Mr Vipul Jain, Chief Business Officer, CK Birla Hospital said “At CK Birla Hospital, our focus is on putting patients first. In our continuous pursuit of providing world-class clinical care, we invest in the best technology to improve the quality of our patients' lives post-surgery. We are thrilled to bring this advanced Robotic surgery for the people of Gurugram.

With the rising incidence of diseases like cancer across India, an increasing number of patients are seeking advanced treatments at CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram. This marks a significant step in making cutting-edge surgical technology accessible to people in this region without the need to travel to overseas destinations."

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