Haryana Makes History with State’s First Long-Distance Robotic Surgery Linking Faridabad and Kolkata
Haryana Makes History with State’s First Long-Distance Robotic Surgery Linking Faridabad and Kolkata
Kolkata, 20 Feb : In a significant advancement for medical technology, doctors in Haryana have performed the state’s first long-distance robotic surgery. They operated on a patient over 1,500 kilometres away in Kolkata.
The innovative procedure was done by a team of specialists in Faridabad. They remotely controlled robotic surgical equipment to treat the patient in real time. The complex operation was completed without any issues, marking an important step forward in using tele-robotic technology in India’s healthcare system.
According to hospital officials, the surgery was done using a high-speed, secure network connection. This connection allowed for precise control and real-time communication between the surgical team and medical staff in Kolkata. The doctors reported no technical problems during the procedure, showing the reliability of the technology used.
Medical professionals believe this achievement could change access to specialized healthcare, especially for patients in remote or underserved areas. By removing the need for long-distance travel, robotic telesurgery can save critical time in emergencies and lower overall treatment costs.
Hospital officials called this success a major enhancement for Haryana’s medical infrastructure and a proud moment for the state’s healthcare community. They pointed out that such advancements show the growing use of digital technology and modern surgical methods in India.
With this successful operation, Haryana joins other regions that are adopting robotic-assisted procedures. This development paves the way for a future where geographical limits do not restrict access to expert medical care.
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