Centre for Robotic Surgery

Toumai® Robotic Surgery System

Redefining modern medicine, Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Mumbai, is proud to introduce Toumai® Robotic Surgery System - the first installation of this next-generation platform in India. Being globally recognized with awards such as the Red Dot Award and Super AI Leader Award, Toumai®, this machine represents a transformative step forward in minimally invasive surgery.

Why Choose Toumai®?

Toumai® Robotic Surgery System offers exceptional outcomes with its combination of precision, flexibility, and safety for the patient. The technology of the system includes 3D HD visualization, wrist instruments filtered for tremors, and multi-arm capability, allowing surgeons to access complex cases with unparalleled control and precision. For the patient, this means smaller cuts, lower blood loss, fewer scars, quicker recovery, and shorter stays in the hospital - all necessary for enhanced quality of life.

Toumai® also pioneers the future of global surgery with its real-time telesurgery capability, allowing seamless operations across distances of up to 5,000 km without perceptible delay. From oncology and urology to gynaecology and gastrointestinal surgery, its multi-specialty versatility is designed to deliver safer, more effective outcomes. With the Toumai® system, Kokilaben Hospital continues to lead India’s healthcare landscape, ensuring patients receive world-class, technology-driven care.

Da Vinci Surgical System (Robot)

With the da Vinci Surgical System (Robot), surgeons are now able to offer a minimally invasive option for complex surgical procedures as well. Robotic Surgery, computer assisted surgery and robotically assisted surgery are terms for technological developments that use robotic systems to aid in surgical procedures. Robotic Surgery was developed to overcome both the limitations of MIS and enhance the capabilities of surgeons performing open surgery.

Some of the major benefits experienced by surgeons using the Robotic Surgical System over traditional approaches have been

• Greater Surgical Precision
• Increased Range of Motion
• Improved Dexterity
• Enhanced Visualisation
• Improved Access

Whereas the benefits experienced by the patients include

• Shorter Hospital Stay
• Lesser Pain
• Lower Risk of Infection
• Lesser Blood Loss
• Fewer Transfusions
• Less Scarring
• Faster Recovery Quicker Return to Normal Daily Activities