Jammu, June 30 -- Dr Devendra Kumar Babbar, Senior Consultant, Urology and Robotic Surgery, Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida

For many patients, the word "surgery" still brings to mind long hospital stays, painful stitches, and weeks of slow recovery. This fear often leads people to delay treatment, especially for urological problems like kidney tumors or prostate issues. In India, prostate enlargement affects nearly 60 percent of men over the age of 60, and kidney cancer cases have been steadily rising, with many detected at advanced stages. But in recent years, robotic-assisted surgery has quietly changed the face of urology. By using small instruments controlled through a robotic system, doctors can now perform complex procedures with ...