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UMC Hospitals, Navi Mumbai Successfully Performs Its First Robotic Surgery

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 3: Unihealth Hospitals Limited (NSE: UNIHEALTH | INE0PRF01011), UniHealth - UMC Hospitals Group, a renowned name in global healthcare, with an established presence in Africa and India, is thrilled to announce a major milestone in its journey towards advanced healthcare excellence with the successful completion of its first Robotic Total Knee Replacement Surgery. This landmark achievement marks the beginning of a new era in precision-driven orthopaedic care at the hospital and reinforces the institution's commitment to bringing world-class medical technology and advanced treatment options to patients in the region.

By The TribunePublished 03 Jun, 07:30 amUpdated 03 Jun, 07:30 am3 min read
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 3: Unihealth Hospitals Limited (NSE: UNIHEALTH | INE0PRF01011), UniHealth - UMC Hospitals Group, a renowned name in global healthcare, with an established presence in Africa and India, is thrilled to announce a major milestone in its journey towards advanced healthcare excellence with the successful completion of its first Robotic Total Knee Replacement Surgery.

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