Lucknow PGI became a new ray of hope for cancer patients, now robots will do without pain operation:

News India Live, Digital Desk: As soon as you hear the name of cancer, there is a fear in the mind, and when it comes to operation, big incisions, long -term hospitalization and unbearable pain makes us more scared. But now for the people of Uttar Pradesh and nearby states, especially for patients struggling with prostate cancer, a very big and hoping news has come from Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI) of Lucknow.

PGI Lucknow now making a long jump in the treatment of cancer Advanced Robotic Surgery Has started the facility of Recently, doctors have also performed a successful operation of prostate cancer of a 68 -year -old patient using this state -of -the -art technology.

What is this robotic surgery and how does this work?

Understand this in easy language. This is a high-tech surgery in which doctors do not operate directly to the patient, but sit on a computer console (a kind of control center) and control the robotic hands.

• With the help of surgeons 3D camera, the operation site is several times larger and very clearly.
• Then, with a controller like joystick, they instruct small hands of robot.
• These robotic hands are even more stable and accurate than human hands. They also easily reach such places, where the doctor’s hand is difficult to reach.
• The amazing thing is that the entire control remains in the hands of the surgeon, the robot does nothing on its own.

Why is it not less than a boon for the patient?

Patients are going to get the biggest benefit of this new technology. In robotic surgery compared to traditional open surgery:

• Small incision: Just a few small holes are made instead of a large incision.
• Pain is not equal: Due to the incision being small, the patient does not have pain.
• Blood flows very little: Surgery is so accurately that the bleeding is very low.
• Early holiday, early recovery: The patient is cured very fast and he is discharged from the hospital in just 2-3 days.
• Reduced risk of infection: The risk of infection also decreases due to the wound being small.

A big achievement for up

Head of PGI’s Urology and Reenal Transplant Department Dr. M.S. Ansari Told that this facility will make complex and difficult operations very easy. To start this technology, a special workshop was also kept in PGI, in which big experts from Delhi and Mumbai also participated.

This is really a new chapter for the health services of Uttar Pradesh. Now people here will not have to visit big cities like Delhi-Mumbai for advance treatment of cancer, they will be able to get world class facilities in their own city.