Robotic heart surgery in India

Robotic Surgery in India

Robotic Surgery is certainly a revolutionary advancement in the field of medicine and India is a prominent country to obtain it. In this, a computer mechanism directs robots to carry out surgeries by incorporating each and every movement of the surgeon. This method is less invasive than conventional surgeries.

The Renaissance Robotic Technology is the only technology specifically designed for spine surgery and the Apollo Hospitals Group is the first in Asia-Pacific to offer this surgical guidance system.

Healthcare tourism in India

Medical Tourism in India at Economical Price

Medical Tourism extends patients the benefit to obtain treatment in any part of the world. It is equally pertinent for Hospitals to provide international patients – world-class medical assistance. The team of medical supervisors and experts at Apollo Hospitals “brings healthcare of International standards within the reach of every individual” and extends its proficiency to every patient.

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Best Spine Surgery Hospital in Mumbai India | Robotic Spinal Surgery

Technological advancements in medicine are now helping to make extremely delicate surgeries much safer. Robotic spine surgery is one such advancement that now allows surgeons to insert screws into the bones on the spine without having to slice open the patient’s back. Sylvia Chebet visited the Apollo group of hospitals in Navi Mumbai where this technology available in developed economies was recently introduced.

Apollo Hospitals group partners with Kenya Medical Association for arranging scientific conference

The event was attended by about 140 doctors in Nairobi and 80 doctors in Mombasa. Many senior and prominent consultants  from Nairobi participated in the event that includes Medical Oncologist Dr. Kiarie Gladwell, Radiation oncologist Dr. Abwao, Dr. Uday Gandhi, Chief microbiologist of Agakhan hospital Nairobi Dr. Revathi, Dr. Nyakundi, Dr. Sanjeev Parmar, professor Mcligeyo etc.

Cancer survivors celebrate hospital’s achievement

Apollo marks 1,000th bone marrow transplant

Manimegalai was pregnant and happy.

However, the joy of starting a family was short-lived for the 30-year-old Sub-inspector of the Commercial Criminal Investigation wing in Tiruvarur, when she went for treatment for high fever. A series of tests followed and she learnt that she had acute myeloid leukaemia,

Apollo channai saving lives

‘Donate bone marrow, save lives’

Every Indian should pledge to be a committed bone marrow donor”, said 11-year-old Chirag Chandra, one of the recipients of bone marrow transplant at Apollo Hospitals.

CHENNAI: Every Indian should pledge to be a committed bone marrow donor”, said 11-year-old Chirag Chandra, one of the recipients of bone marrow transplant at Apollo Hospitals.

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Apollo Hospitals Adopt IBM Watson For Oncology And Genomics

Apollo Hospitals on Tuesday announced that they will be adopting Watson for Oncology and Watson for Genomics. The two IBM cognitive computing platforms will help physicians provide patients with personalised, evidence-based cancer care. This agreement is the first-of-its kind Watson for Oncology and Watson for Genomics deployment in India.

Apollo Hospitals will build on their legacy of clinical expertise with dedicated cancer care hospitals in India by implementing Watson for Oncology and Watson for Genomics across ten of its 64 hospitals.

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Bone marrow transplant unit opens at Apollo Hospitals

Apollo Hospitals Dhaka yesterday introduced a Bone Marrow Transplant Unit, with all necessary facilities, a dedicated team and all advanced technologies needed for fast diagnosis.

The new unit has latest facilities to facilitate autologous and allogeneic bone marrow transplantation, according to a press release.

With this, Apollo Hospitals Dhaka becomes the only private hospital in Bangladesh equipped to help the country’s blood cancer patients.

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