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Adyar Cancer Institute enables wider access to robotic cancer surgeries

Adyar Cancer Institute enables wider access to robotic cancer surgeries
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The Adyar Cancer Institute in India is increasing access to robotic-assisted cancer surgeries through a subsidized care model. By utilizing the da Vinci Surgical System, the institute provides advanced treatment for various cancers to lower and middle-income patients.

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Expanding access to high-tech medical procedures reduces health inequality and improves patient outcomes in developing regions.

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Nearly 60% of the robotic-assisted cancer surgeries done at The Adyar Cancer Institute have been done under free and subsidised treatment programmes.

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