Robotic Surgery Department

Savera Cancer and Multi Specialty Hospital

Savera Cancer and Multi Specialty Hospital is proud to introduce its brand-new Robotic Surgery Department — a state-of-the-art centre delivering safe, precise, and advanced modern surgical care. This programme brings world-class robotic technology to patients in a highly cost-effective, affordable, and accessible manner, making it one of the most cost-effective robotic surgery programmes in the world.

Our robotic surgeries are performed by highly experienced and well-trained surgeons who follow a strictly patient-centric, quality-driven, and ethical approach. Every procedure prioritises safety, oncological excellence, functional outcomes, and the overall well-being of the patient.

Why Robotic Surgery?

Robotic-assisted surgery is a form of advanced minimally invasive surgery. The surgeon sits at a console and controls highly precise robotic instruments while viewing the operative field in high-definition 3D magnification. The system filters out hand tremors, provides greater dexterity than the human wrist, and allows exceptional precision in confined or complex anatomical areas.

Key benefits for patients include:

• Smaller incisions and minimal scarring
• Significantly less blood loss and reduced need for transfusions
• Lower risk of infection and other complications
• Reduced post-operative pain and less need for strong painkillers
• Shorter hospital stay
• Faster recovery and earlier return to normal daily activities
• Better preservation of nerves and important structures (important for continence, sexual function, and organ function in many cancer surgeries)
• Excellent cosmetic results
• Comparable or superior oncological outcomes in appropriately selected cases

These advantages translate into a smoother recovery journey, better quality of life, and the ability to resume chemotherapy or other treatments sooner when needed.

Robotic Procedures Offered

1. Colorectal Surgery
   • Colon and rectal cancer
   • Rectal prolapse
   • Appendix removal
   • Intestinal tumours
2. Gynaecology
   • Surgery for cervix and uterus cancer
   • Ovarian cancer (including cytoreductive surgery)
3. Urology
   • Kidney cancer
   • Prostate cancer
   • Bladder cancer
4. Head and Neck
   • Neck dissection for better clinical outcomes and superior cosmetic results
5. General Surgery
   • Gall stone disease
   • Hernia repair
6. Hepato-Biliary Surgery
   • Liver resection
   • Pancreatic cancer
   • Other complex liver and pancreas conditions
7. Upper GI Surgery
   • Oesophageal (food pipe) cancer
   • Stomach cancer
   • Gastrointestinal stromal tumours (GIST)
8. Breast Cancer
   • Removal of breast tumours with precision and focus on cosmetic outcomes