Amor Hospitals Performs Kidney Tumour Surgery Using Made-in-India Robotic System

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A 62-year-old man successfully underwent robotic-assisted surgery for a tumour in his left kidney at Amor Hospitals and was discharged on the third postoperative day following a smooth recovery.

The patient, a Hyderabad resident, had experienced occasional abdominal pain. A routine evaluation and CT scan revealed a tumour in the left kidney. Following preoperative assessment, doctors performed a robotic left radical nephrectomy to remove the affected kidney.

Precision Surgery With SSI Mantra

As per the press release, the procedure was performed using the ‘Make in India’ SSI Mantra Robotic Surgical System, which enables surgeons to perform complex procedures through minimally invasive techniques with greater precision and control.

Dr Kalyan Vangara, Consultant Oncologist and Advanced Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgeon, Amor Hospitals, said robotic surgery can provide important benefits for appropriately selected patients, including precise surgical dissection and faster recovery.

Following the procedure, the patient was mobilised early and recovered without major postoperative concerns. He was discharged on Day 3 and will continue regular follow-up as advised.

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Focus on Accessible Advanced Care

Dr Kishore B Reddy, Managing Director, Amor Hospitals, said the hospital aims to make advanced healthcare more accessible and affordable by combining technology, clinical expertise and quality care.

The surgery was performed by Dr Kalyan Vangara and Dr Poojitha Yalla, Consultant Surgical Oncologist, with support from the anaesthesia and critical care teams.

Robotic surgery can offer benefits such as smaller incisions, reduced postoperative discomfort and earlier recovery when clinically appropriate. The case also highlights the importance of timely evaluation of persistent or unexplained abdominal pain.