Chennai Surgeon Hits 100 Successful Indigenous Robotic Surgeries
Dr. Parimuthukumar, a surgeon at Chennai's Prashanth Hospitals, has made headlines for his groundbreaking work in robotic surgery. The hospital's Managing Director, Dr. Prashanth Krishna, has committed to making healthcare more accessible through advanced technologies, a mission reflected in Dr. Parimuthukumar's achievements.
Dr. Parimuthukumar recently completed his 100th successful indigenous robotic abdominal surgery in Chennai, a significant milestone. The surgeries included a range of procedures such as gall bladder removal, uterus removal, hernia repairs, colonic cancer surgery, and spleen removal, all performed with precision and success.
The surgeon's work has not only transformed surgical care in Tamil Nadu but has also set new benchmarks, as praised by Dr. Vishwa Srivastava from SSi Mantra. Dr. Parimuthukumar was the first in Chennai to perform inter-hospital robotic telesurgery, covering a distance of 340 KM. This feat demonstrates the potential of advanced indigenous robotic technology to reach patients regardless of their location.
Dr. V. Selvaraja, Founder & Managing Director of Dharan Hospital, highlighted the transformative impact of Dr. Parimuthukumar's work. Robotic-assisted surgeries result in smaller incisions, reduced postoperative pain, faster recovery times, and superior surgical precision compared to traditional open methods. Prashanth Hospitals, a multidisciplinary institution, aims to become an internationally renowned medical institute by providing such excellent healthcare services.
Dr. Parimuthukumar's 100 successful indigenous robotic abdominal surgeries at Prashanth Hospitals in Chennai mark a significant advancement in surgical care. His work, supported by the hospital's commitment to affordable and accessible healthcare, has set new standards for robotic surgery in the region. The potential of his achievements extends beyond Chennai, demonstrating the power of advanced technology to improve patient care across distances.