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A surgeon in China successfully removed a lung tumor from a patient while being 5000 km away. The doctor operated the machine remotely from his office in Shanghai, while the patient was in Kashgar, located on the opposite side of the country. The entire operation was completed in an... show more

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𝙍𝘼𝙅𝙀𝙎𝙃 𝙋𝘼𝙍𝙄𝙆𝙃2 years ago

Remote Robotic minimal access surgery is the future trend. And it is already here. Medical science has progressed so much, yet we do not know multitude of things in human body. That is the way medical science progresses, gradually.

Naresh Nambisan | നരേഷ്2 years ago

😊With AI, things will be more faster from here going forward esp medicine & education Doc.

SanthanamVaidya2 years ago

Performing this kind of remote robotic surgery a 'medical miracle' ! Robotic surgery with the surgeon around is being done well now.

Naresh Nambisan | നരേഷ്2 years ago

Indeed. 😊

Anshul Sadhale2 years ago

And we’re going to beat china 😂

Indian Tech & Infra2 years ago

wow

Nate2 years ago

Sometimes less politics more governance helps . Matured democracies are exceptions .

Shivam Trivedi 🇮🇳🇺🇲2 years ago

Nareshji, please read and appreciate this too. Dr. Tejas patel had performed world's first cardio surgery via remote with help of robotic intervention in 2018 itself.

Shining Star2 years ago

We Indians are forever busy with quota.🙄

Shahab Jafri2 years ago

Miraculous! Indian Health Minister is still counting the benefits of Ayush and banking on Ramdev and Patanjali for success.

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