Robotic Thoracic Surgery in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai

Anesthesia: On the day of surgery, you will be administered anesthesia to ensure that you are comfortable and pain-free throughout the procedure. You will be asleep and closely monitored by an anesthesiologist during the surgery.

Incisions: Dr. Nikhil Rane and his team will make small incisions in the chest to access the lung. These incisions are typically 1-2 centimeters in length and are much smaller than those used in traditional open surgery.

Robotic Assistance: Robotic surgical instruments are inserted through the incisions. Dr. Nikhil Rane controls these instruments from a console in the operating room. The robotic system provides high-definition, 3D visuals and precise movements, allowing for greater accuracy during the surgery.

Lung Procedure: Depending on the nature of your lung condition, the surgical team will perform the necessary procedure. This could include removing a portion of the lung (lobectomy), repairing damaged lung tissue, or addressing other lung conditions such as tumors or infections.

Precision and Accuracy: Robotic systems provide superior precision and accuracy compared to traditional open surgery. Surgeons can make precise movements, reducing the risk of damage to surrounding tissues.

Minimal Invasiveness: Robotic procedures are minimally invasive, which means smaller incisions, less pain, and shorter recovery times for patients. This allows for a quicker return to normal activities.

Reduced Blood Loss: Robotic surgery often results in less blood loss during the procedure, minimizing the need for blood transfusions and reducing the risk of complications.

Shorter Hospital Stay: Patients undergoing robotic thoracic surgery typically experience shorter hospital stays compared to traditional surgery, leading to cost savings and faster recovery.

Lower Infection Risk: Smaller incisions and reduced tissue exposure decrease the risk of infection, contributing to better post-operative outcomes.

Improved Cosmesis: The smaller incisions used in robotic surgery leave minimal scarring, which can be cosmetically appealing to patients.

Enhanced Visualization: Surgeons benefit from a three-dimensional, high-definition view of the surgical site, allowing for better visualization and more precise tissue manipulation.

Robotic Lobectomy: This is one of the most common robotic lung surgeries. It involves the removal of a specific lobe of the lung affected by conditions like lung cancer or infections. Robotic technology allows for precise and minimally invasive removal, which often results in faster recovery and reduced pain for patients.

Robotic Segmentectomy: Similar to lobectomy, a segmentectomy involves removing a smaller portion (segment) of the lung. This procedure is often used when only a part of the lung is affected, and preserving healthy lung tissue is crucial.

Robotic Wedge Resection: In cases where a small tumor or lesion is identified in the lung, a robotic wedge resection may be performed. This procedure involves removing a wedge-shaped piece of lung tissue containing the abnormality while preserving the surrounding healthy tissue.

Robotic Mediastinal Tumor Resection: This surgery is used to remove tumors located in the mediastinum, the area between the lungs. Robotic assistance allows for precise removal of tumors in this challenging location while minimizing damage to nearby structures.

Robotic Thymectomy: Thymectomy is the surgical removal of the thymus gland, often used to treat conditions like myasthenia gravis or thymic tumors. Robotic technology offers a minimally invasive approach with smaller incisions and reduced post-operative discomfort.

State-of-the-art technology: We employ cutting-edge robotic surgical systems, providing our patients with access to the latest advancements in thoracic surgery. These robotic systems offer superior precision and control, resulting in less invasive procedures and faster recovery times.

Experienced Surgeons: Our team consists of highly skilled and experienced thoracic surgeons who specialize in robotic-assisted procedures. They have a proven track record of successful surgeries, ensuring you receive the highest level of care and expertise.

Minimal Invasive Approach: Robotic thoracic surgery is minimally invasive, meaning smaller incisions and reduced trauma to surrounding tissues. This results in less pain, a shorter hospital stay, and a quicker return to normal activities compared to traditional open surgery.

Enhanced Precision: The robotic system's high-definition, 3D visualization and advanced instruments enable our surgeons to perform complex procedures with unparalleled precision. This precision reduces the risk of complications and improves surgical outcomes.

Quicker Recovery: Patients who choose robotic thoracic surgery often experience a faster recovery period compared to open surgery. This means less time away from work, family, and the activities you enjoy.