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This is The First Govt Hospital to Perform Robotic Surgery in Pakistan​


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The Pakistan Kidney and Liver Transplant Institute (PKLI) has completed the country’s first robotic operation in a public hospital. According to PKLI, this is a groundbreaking advance and a game changer.



Robotic surgery, also known as robot-assisted surgery, allows physicians to execute difficult surgeries with better accuracy, flexibility, and control. It is most commonly linked with minimally invasive surgery, which includes treatments through small incisions, but it is also utilized in certain standard open surgical procedures.

The most utilized clinical robotic surgical system, according to experts, consists of a camera arm and mechanical arms with surgical tools attached. According to a PKLI spokesperson, the Chairman of the Urology Department Dr. Nadeem Bin Nusrat, and his colleagues were responsible for this historic achievement.


Dr. Nadeem stated that the procedure was a radical nephrectomy, and the patient was able to leave the hospital after a few hours. This unheard-of degree of accuracy and care, he says, will change the way we approach surgical procedures.

Dr Nadeem Bin Nusrat, Chairman of the Urology Department, along with the entire team, made this groundbreaking feat possible. The surgery was a radical nephrectomy (removal of kidney), and the patient was able to go home within a few hours after the surgery. The team included Prof Dr Muhammad Rehan Mohsin, Professor of Urology and leading Robotic Surgeon from SIUT Karachi, and Dr Riaz Hussain Laghari, Associate Professor of Urology from SIUT Karachi, with assistance from the PKLI team and CMR Surgical teams from Dubai, Karachi, and Lahore. Chairman Board of Governors, PKLI, Prof Saeed Akhter appreciated the medical team.


 
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Will be used for Nani 420's implant procedures, no doubt
 
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This is The First Govt Hospital to Perform Robotic Surgery in Pakistan​


roboric-surgery-1.jpg


The Pakistan Kidney and Liver Transplant Institute (PKLI) has completed the country’s first robotic operation in a public hospital. According to PKLI, this is a groundbreaking advance and a game changer.



Robotic surgery, also known as robot-assisted surgery, allows physicians to execute difficult surgeries with better accuracy, flexibility, and control. It is most commonly linked with minimally invasive surgery, which includes treatments through small incisions, but it is also utilized in certain standard open surgical procedures.

The most utilized clinical robotic surgical system, according to experts, consists of a camera arm and mechanical arms with surgical tools attached. According to a PKLI spokesperson, the Chairman of the Urology Department Dr. Nadeem Bin Nusrat, and his colleagues were responsible for this historic achievement.


Dr. Nadeem stated that the procedure was a radical nephrectomy, and the patient was able to leave the hospital after a few hours. This unheard-of degree of accuracy and care, he says, will change the way we approach surgical procedures.

Dr Nadeem Bin Nusrat, Chairman of the Urology Department, along with the entire team, made this groundbreaking feat possible. The surgery was a radical nephrectomy (removal of kidney), and the patient was able to go home within a few hours after the surgery. The team included Prof Dr Muhammad Rehan Mohsin, Professor of Urology and leading Robotic Surgeon from SIUT Karachi, and Dr Riaz Hussain Laghari, Associate Professor of Urology from SIUT Karachi, with assistance from the PKLI team and CMR Surgical teams from Dubai, Karachi, and Lahore. Chairman Board of Governors, PKLI, Prof Saeed Akhter appreciated the medical team.


Mian de naaray wajjan ge, Mian de naaray.....

Will be used for Nani 420's implant procedures, no doubt
Nahi. Implants idhar hone lg pare to phir london kis khasam se milne jaye gi?
 
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the robot should be used to remove noonie tui fat from his belly.
 
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