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1. Robotic & Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy (Gallbladder Surgery)
Gallbladder removal surgery.
For gallstones, infection, or blockage.
Yes, more precision & faster recovery.
Usually 1–2 weeks.
Usually 1–2 weeks.
No, only small keyhole cuts.
Yes, after a few days.
Just 1–2 days.
Yes, in expert hands.
No, once gallbladder is removed.
A laparoscopic/robotic surgeon.
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2.Robotic & Laparoscopic Appendicectomy (Appendix Surgery)
Removal of the appendix.
For appendicitis or infection.
Yes, very safe.
Robotic/laparoscopic = faster healing.
1–2 days.
Very small keyhole scars.
Usually in 1 week.
Minimal, controlled with medicines.
Rare, if untreated appendicitis bursts.
A specialist surgeon.
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3. Robotic & Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernioplasty (Groin Hernia Repair)
Surgery to repair groin hernia.
To strengthen the weak spot.
Yes, less pain & faster return.
Yes, for precision.
1 day usually.
Rare after mesh repair.
Minimal, well controlled.
Yes, in one surgery.
After 4–6 weeks.
Anyone with symptomatic hernia.
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4. Robotic & Laparoscopic Umbilical Hernioplasty (Umbilical Hernia Repair)
Repair of belly button hernia.
Due to weak abdominal wall.
Yes, with tiny cuts & quick recovery.
Yes, to prevent recurrence.
Yes, but treatment differs.
Yes, with more precision.
Usually 1 day.
Rare after mesh repair.
– Very little, controlled easily.
Usually in 1–2 weeks.
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5. Robotic & Laparoscopic Incisional Hernioplasty (Incisional Hernia Repair)
Hernia through a previous surgery scar.
Weakness at old incision site.
With laparoscopic or robotic mesh repair.
Yes, gives more precision & less recurrence.
1–3 days.
Rare, but possible if untreated risk factors.
Yes, medically proven.
In 2–3 weeks.
Minimal, well controlled.
Anyone with bulge/pain at scar site.
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6. Robotic & Laparoscopic Hiatus Hernia Surgery (Fundoplication)
Part of stomach pushes into chest.
Heartburn, reflux, chest discomfort.
By laparoscopic/robotic fundoplication.
If medicines don’t work.
Wrapping stomach around esophagus to stop reflux.
Yes, in expert hands.
1–2 days.
Liquids first, solids gradually.
Yes, in most patients.
2–3 weeks for daily routine.
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7. Robotic & Laparoscopic Gastrectomy (Stomach Surgery)
Surgery to remove part/all of the stomach.
For cancer, ulcers, or bleeding.
Yes, with modern techniques.
Partial or total gastrectomy.
Yes, more precision & faster healing.
5–7 days.
Yes, but in smaller meals.
Slightly, but body adapts.
Yes, 3–4 weeks for routine life.
An experienced GI surgeon.
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8. Robotic & Laparoscopic Colectomy (Colon Surgery)
Surgery to remove part/all of the colon.
For cancer, polyps, or colitis.
Yes, with precision & faster healing.
4–6 days.
Minimal with lap/robotic methods.
Yes, diet is gradually restarted.
About 3–4 weeks.
Bleeding, infection, leakage (rare).
Yes, if detected early.
A colorectal surgeon.
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9. ERCP + Robotic/Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
An endoscopy to remove bile duct stones.
To clear both duct and gallbladder stones.
Cholecystectomy part is robotic/laparoscopic.
2–3 days.
No, sedation makes it comfortable.
Rare after gallbladder removal.
Usually next day.
1–2 weeks.
Patients with gallbladder + bile duct stones.
An experienced GI surgeon.