In robot-assisted heart surgery, the surgeon uses robotic arms, rather than his or her hands, to perform the exact maneuvers used in traditional open-heart surgery.
During this procedure, your surgeon works at a remote console and views your heart in a magnified high-definition 3D view on a video monitor. From the console, your surgeon's hand movements translate precisely to the robotic arms at the operating table, which move similarly to the human wrist.
A second surgeon and surgical team assist at the operating table, changing surgical instruments attached to the robotic arms.
Apollo Hyderabad was one of the first to implement robot assisted surgery in India and has the most experienced doctors in the segment.
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