Robotic surgery at B&B Hospital

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Robotic surgery has been done at B&B Hospital in Lalitpur. Senior obstetrician and gynecologist Dr. Nutan Sharma operated on 3 women on the same day using a robot. According to the hospital's claim, this is the first time surgery has been performed in Nepal using a robot.

Sharma, who is also a laparoscopic surgeon and IVF specialist, used a robot to remove a 52-year-old woman's uterus, a 31-year-old woman's ovarian cyst and a 34-year-old woman's uterine tumor.

dr. While Sharma was undergoing robotic surgery in Nepal, Dr. Leena Mehrota, director of Apex Hospital in Mordavad, India, was monitoring by sharing the screen, the hospital said. All the three patients who underwent robotic surgery have been discharged from the hospital.

According to Niraj Vaidya, Assistant Director of B&B Hospital, the operation was completed using a robot for the first time in Nepal. He informed that robotic surgery will be used not only for gynecology and obstetrics patients but also for other diseases. Dr. According to Vaidya, this achievement has started a new era for Nepal's health sector.

The use of robotic technology in surgery is beneficial for both doctors and patients. Sharma said. According to him, the robotic system can perform surgery with more precision without causing a large wound. This will reduce the risk of complications and improve surgical results, he says.