Haryana: ESIC Medical College and Hospital to start robotic surgery on cancer patients soon
Work on the scheme will begin soon after the centre approves the proposal. It is considered the first government medical college in the state to start robotic surgery on cancer patients.;
Faridabad: In a move to provide relief to cancer patients, ESIC Medical College and Hospital on the lines of Delhi-Mumbai hospitals will soon start robotic surgery on patients. The machine would be installed at a cost of Rs 30 crore.
Work on the scheme will begin soon after the centre approves the proposal. It is considered the first government medical college in the state to start robotic surgery on cancer patients.
With the advancements in treatment, including the latest, 'robotic surgery,' and its next step, 'Artificial intelligence,' the patients would get top-notch treatments and a lot safer than any other available options. Robotic surgery would also decrease the rate of hospitalization aiming for a faster recovery of the patients.
Around 6.5 lakh ESI card holders would benefit from the facility at NIT-3 ESIC Medical College and Hospital. With robotic surgery, the process will be sped up, resulting in fewer patients having to wait to have surgery.
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