India, Nov. 15 -- F or 30-year-old Gaurav, life came to a standstill due to the excruciating pain of an inguinal hernia. Similarly, Rajasthan's 18-year-old Kashi struggled with severe abdominal pain caused by appendicitis. Both patients found relief through successful minimally invasive robotic surgeries performed at the Institute of Robotic Surgery, Sarvodaya Hospital, Sector 8, Faridabad, under the expert care of Dr Anushtup De (Senior Consultant & Head (Unit l), General & Minimally Invasive Surgery) and Dr Arjun Goel (Senior Consultant & Head (Unit II), General & Minimally Invasive Surgery). The super-speciality hospital, leveraging advanced robotic technology, has successfully treated and changed the lives of several patients across all age groups for cancer, urology, gynaecology, bariatric, hernia, appendix, gallbladder and many other complex surgeries. Highlighting its advantages, Dr De explains, "Robotic surgery is a boon for patients over traditional surgeries. It offers precision, smaller incisions, minimal blood loss, reduced pain, less tissue damage and trauma and faster recovery with almost invisible scars." Adding to this, Dr Goel says, "Robotic surgeries are more seamless and efficient. For surgeons, the robot offers a magnified, 3D view and tremor-free movements, ensuring unmatched accuracy and control during intricate procedures. The robot's flexibility helps surgeons get better access to hard-to-reach areas and thus enables us to perform complex procedures that are not possible through traditional surgery." HTC...