An 87-year-old woman from Karjat travelled to Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai with an MRI report of her liver. She was diagnosed with a tumor of melon size in the left lobe of her liver. A timely hepatectomy by a multidisciplinary team of doctors at Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai gave her a new lease of life.
The massive tumor in her liver was compressing her stomach making her unable to eat. She was also thin and frail with a single kidney and hypertension making her health condition critical and a high risk for surgery.

Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai successfully performed robotic-assisted cystoprostatectomy (surgical procedure to remove urinary bladder and prostate gland) on a 71-year-old male. The patient who had past history of diabetes mellitus had presented with complaints of increased frequency, urgency and occasional hematuria (blood in urine).

Apollo Hospitals Group has launched its indigenously developed automated, rapid-response patient monitoring system. The system is designed to monitor and will proactively alert a team of experts if it anticipates an unexpected deterioration in patient health. This will dramatically improve timely intervention with the right experts thus ensuring significant improvement in patient’s condition management and health outcome.

Mrs. Margaret, a 57-year-old lady from Kenya underwent successful treatment for stage IV endometrial cancer (A cancer of inner lining of uterus) with chemotherapy and immunotherapy at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Delhi.

Apollo Institute of Orthopedics, a dedicated Centre for joint replacements, has successfully completed 370 robotic Orthopedics procedures over ten months since the launch. The Apollo Institute of Orthopedics began offering cutting-edge minimally invasive robotic surgical techniques and technology, since January 2022.

Management of Aortic Aneurysm & Dissection Surgery Conclave 2022 was organized by Apollo Hospitals in Chennai. The conclave aimed at bringing national and international experts from across the India and the Globe to deliver their thoughts, applications, and advances in aortic and vascular surgery. The Institute of Aortic Surgery and Dissection surgery was inaugurated during this conclave by Ms. Preetha Reddy, Executive Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals Group.

Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai has announced the completion of 53 life-saving pediatric liver transplant surgeries at a special press conference. The Hospital has undertaken total 170 Liver transplants as on date, of which 34 are Cadaver & 12 are International. The significant landmark was achieved in five years and is a testament to the success of Apollo’s Advanced Pediatric Liver Transplant Program in giving a new lease of life to children suffering from end-stage liver disease.

Apollo Hospitals, Seshadripuram, Bangalore has introduced India’s very first Moses 2.0 Laser, an advanced and novel laser technology to treat prostate enlargement and kidney stones even in high risk patients with multiple health complications like diabetes, hypertension, cardiac issues. It’s a completely bloodless and painless procedure which takes less time with utmost precision. It reduces hospital stay and has a fast post-procedure recovery.

A 60-year-old man, citizen of Nigeria, successfully underwent a high risk and rare surgery for total femur replacement of the whole of thigh bone with knee and partial hip at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals in New Delhi. Femur replacement surgery is a salvage arthroplasty procedure used as an alternative to lower limb amputation. It is characterized by limb preservation, faster and quality rehabilitation.

A 64-year-old gentleman from Fiji recently Robot-Assisted Total Arterial Bypass Surgery for Triple Vessel Coronary Artery disease at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Delhi. He had been suffering from chest discomfort for the past 2 years and had an uncontrolled blood sugar levels and impaired kidney function. Additionally, on examination he was also diagnosed with moderate heart dysfunction- his heart was not pumping enough blood, which put him at the risk of heart failure.