In a groundbreaking development, Karachi’s Jinnah Post Graduate Medical Center (JPMC) has achieved a major milestone by successfully conducting its inaugural robotic surgery, ushering in a new era of advanced medical procedures. The Director of JPMC has officially confirmed that a 34-year-old patient underwent a cutting-edge gallstone surgery, utilizing the latest robotic technology.
Under the guidance and leadership of Prof Dr. Shahid Rasool, the Executive Director of Jinnah Hospital, a skilled surgical team, led by Dr. Saddam and Dr. Mansab, executed this pioneering operation with outstanding success. Remarkably, the entire procedure was completed in just 25 minutes, as reported by a spokesperson from JPMC.
Robotic surgery represents a significant leap forward in surgical techniques, offering fresh opportunities for general surgery. What sets it apart is its minimally invasive and less painful approach, particularly for lower abdomen procedures. The patient’s swift recovery following the surgery underscores the effectiveness of this innovative method, marking a significant milestone in advancing healthcare.
This accomplishment underscores the dedication of the medical professionals at JPMC to embrace cutting-edge technologies and provide patients with state-of-the-art treatment options. The success of JPMC’s inaugural robotic surgery sets the stage for further progress in medical care and firmly establishes the institution as a leader in healthcare innovation within the region.
