Robotic & Laparoscopic Surgery — SSI Mantra 3.0

Major Surgery Through Keyhole Incisions

Health1's SSI Mantra 3.0 surgical robotic system brings robotic minimal access surgery (MAS) to Ahmedabad — GI, colorectal, hernia, gallbladder, gynaecological and uro-oncology procedures performed through incisions of a few millimetres, with the precision of robotic arms controlled entirely by your surgeon.

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Conditions We Treat

Gallbladder Stones (Cholecystectomy)
Hernia Repair
Colorectal Conditions
GI & Surgical Gastroenterology
Robotic GI & Liver Surgery
Gynaecological Laparoscopy
Uro-Oncology Procedures
Appendicitis

What the Robot Actually Does — and Doesn’t

The robot never operates on its own. Your surgeon sits at a console and controls robotic arms that translate every hand movement into finer, tremor-free motion inside the body, with a magnified 3D view. The result: more precision in tight spaces, less tissue handling, less blood loss — and for you, smaller scars, less pain, and typically a shorter hospital stay than open surgery.

Robotic vs Laparoscopic vs Open — Which One for You?

Not every case needs the robot. Straightforward gallbladder or appendix surgery is often done laparoscopically; complex GI, colorectal, oncological and revision procedures gain the most from robotic assistance; and some situations still call for open surgery. At Health1 the decision is made case by case by the operating surgeon — you get the approach your condition needs, not the one the marketing prefers.

Recovery, Cost & Insurance

Most robotic and laparoscopic patients are walking the same day or the next, and many go home within 1–3 days depending on the procedure. Health1 is empanelled with major insurers, TPAs, CGHS and PMJAY; our insurance desk will confirm your coverage for the specific procedure before admission.

Our Team

MA

Dr. Milind Akhani

Surgical Gastroenterology · Shilaj

Liver transplantation and robotic GI surgery.

NP

Dr. Nirav Patel

Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Shilaj

High-risk obstetrics and gynaecological laparoscopy.

KP

Dr. Krunal Patel

Urology · Shilaj

Uro-oncology, renal transplant, PCNL/TURP.

Common Questions

Is robotic surgery safe?

Yes. The robot is an instrument, not the decision-maker — your surgeon controls every movement from a console with a magnified 3D view. Robotic assistance adds precision and stability; the judgement remains entirely human.

Will I recover faster than with open surgery?

Usually. Smaller incisions generally mean less pain, less blood loss, lower infection risk, and a shorter hospital stay. Exact recovery depends on the procedure and your overall health — your surgeon will give you a realistic timeline before surgery.

Does insurance cover robotic surgery?

Health1 is empanelled with major insurers, TPAs, CGHS and PMJAY. Coverage for robotic assistance varies by policy and procedure, so our insurance desk verifies your specific plan and gives you a clear answer before admission.

Which procedures are done robotically at Health1?

The SSI Mantra 3.0 supports GI and colorectal surgery, complex hernia repair, gynaecological procedures, and uro-oncology, among others. Whether your specific case is best done robotically, laparoscopically, or open is decided in consultation with the operating surgeon.

Ask If Your Surgery Can Be Keyhole

Bring your reports for a surgical opinion — robotic, laparoscopic, or open, you’ll get the honest recommendation.

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