FELLOWSHIP IN ROBOTIC SURGERY
With the help of our hands-on Postgraduate Diploma program, learn about the field of fellowship in robotic surgery. Our course provides practical instruction and knowledgeable mentoring, making it ideal for medical professionals who are keen to succeed in diagnostics.
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Course Duration
12 Months
Multimodal Program
Hybrid Mode & Clinical Attachment
Flexible payment
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FELLOWSHIP IN ROBOTIC SURGERY
MGA Medical Global Academy offers a premier Fellowship in Robotic Surgery that is designed for surgeons who want to step confidently into robotic surgery. As surgical technology evolves, robotic-assisted procedures are becoming an essential part of modern operating rooms. This one-year structured program helps you understand, observe, and integrate robotic systems into your clinical practice with clarity and confidence.
As robotics surgery continues to grow at a very fast rate in India, particularly in multispecialty and oncology hospitals, there is an increasing demand for trained surgeons. This fellowship equips you with the in-depth understanding of robotic platforms, the process of planning the procedures and how the precision of the surgical process directly affects patient outcomes.
What you'll learn
Introduction to Robotic Surgery
Surgical Anatomy and Techniques
Urology in Robotic Surgery
Gynecology in Robotic Surgery
General Surgery in Robot Surgery
Research and Evidence-Based Practice
Key Features
- Attending /Non-Attending Classes
- Practical Hand’s on Training at reputed hospital/clinics.
- Free Study Material with recorded lectures
- Best Faculties (Super Specialists) of India
5. Library Access & Question & Answer Session
6. NAAC A+ University
7. 1 Year of Mentorship
8. Updated Curriculum
Course Curriculum
- Introduction to Robotic Surgery: History, development and the status of robotic systems in surgery.
- Basics of Robotic Systems: A knowledge on what robotic platforms (e.g. da Vinci, Hugo and other robotic systems) constitute.
- Major Strengths and Weaknesses: Minimally invasive surgery, accuracy, shortened recovery period, and difficulties.
- Ethics and Safety Rules: Patient selection, informed consent, safety, risk management.
- Simulation Introduction: Virtual training and simple robotic training.
- Minimally Invasive Surgery in General Surgery: Laparoscopic and robotic techniques of surgery.
- Introduction to Robotics Surgical Skills: The handling of the instruments, manipulation of tissue, and suture in a robotic setting.
- Surgery: There are general surgery operations such as cholecystectomy, appendectomy, hernia repair, and colectomy.
- Robotic Sutureing and Knotting: Sutureing, knots and tissue closure techniques are done using robots.
- Simulation Training: Learning the ropes with simulation systems.
- Prostatectomy and Nephrectomy: Robotic assisted prostate and kidney surgery procedures.
- Robotic Reconstructive Urology: Urinary diversion, bladder reconstruction and anastomosis.
- Kidney Transplantation: Robotic kidney transplant technologies and developments.
- Robotic Cystectomy and Bladder Surgery: State of the art robotic technology in cystectomy, and in reconstructive bladder surgery.
- Practical Training: Mastering the urological robotic surgeries through simulation and live training.
- Robotic Hysterectomy: Methods in robotic assisted total and subtotal hysterectomy.
- Endometriosis and Ovarian Cystectomy: The use of robotics in both the treatment of endometriosis and cystectomies.
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Vaginal Reconstruction: A robot-assisted surgery of prolapse and reconstructive procedure.
- Fertility-Sparing Robotic Surgery: The methods of robotic myomectomy and other fertility-preserving surgeries.
- Live Operation: Viewing master gynecologic robotic surgeries.
- Robotic Lobectomy and Pneumonectomy: Surgical methods of lung cancer and other diseases of the thoracic.
- Robotic Surgery in cardiology: Minimally invasive coronary artery bypass, valve repair and other heart surgery operations.
- Esophagetomy and Mediastinal tumors: esophageal surgery with robots.
- Post-surgery: Post-operative recovery techniques in thoracic and cardiothoracic robotic surgery.
- Live Case Consultations: Under examination complex thoracic robotic surgeries and outcome results.
- Difficulties in Pediatric Robotic Surgery: Robotic techniques to the pediatric population.
- Common Pediatric Robotic Procedures: Pediatric general surgery, colorectal surgery, and pediatric urology Robotic-assisted surgery.
- Ethical issues: Informed consent and decision-making in children.
- Practical Pediatric Robotic Surgery: Pediatric robotic simulators and live training.
- Robotic Colorectal Surgery Techniques: Robotic assisted resections, anastomosis and rectal surgery.
- The Oncology in Colorectal Surgery: Robotics in the Management of Colorectal cancers.
- Pelvic Reconstruction: Robotic methods of pelvic floor repair, and low anterior resection.
- Postoperative Care and Complications: Recovery of robotic surgery, complications and outcomes.
- Microsurgical Robotic Techniques: Robotic surgery Free flaps and tissue transplantation.
- Aesthetic Robotic Surgery: The new processes of robotic-assisted breast reconstruction, and shape modification.
- Burns and Scar Reconstruction: Robotic surgery in the treatment and management of scar in burns.
- Reconstructive Trauma Surgery: Robotics reconstructive trauma and emergency surgery.
- Robotic Technologies in the Future: The evolution of robotics systems, AI systems and AR in surgery.
- Robotics in Augmented Surgery: Future perspective of robot assistance and machine learning augmented reality.
- The use of robotic tele-surgery in underserved and remote locations: Robotic Surgery in Remote Areas.
- Introduction to Robotic-Assisted Neurosurgery: The application of robotics in the surgeons of the spinal nerve, the cranial nerve, and peripheral nerve.
- Spinal Surgery: Robot-assisted spinal fusion, decompression, and vertebral tumor spinal surgery.
- Brain Surgery: Robotic remedies of brain tumor resection, deep brain stimulation, and functional neurosurgery.
- Less Invasive Techniques: Keyhole surgery of the head and robotic-assisted stereotactic surgery.
- Robotic Guidance Systems: Neurosurgery incorporates the idea of robotics with real time imaging (CT, MRI, and fluoroscopy).
- Microsurgical Robotic Techniques: vascular, nerve and ophthalmic surgery.
- Ophthalmic Robotic Surgery: Surgery of the eye Robotic-assisted surgery in cataract surgery, retinal surgery, and glaucoma.
- Precision Surgery in Cancer: Robotic guidance on complicated resections of tumors and intraoperative molecular diagnosis.
- Advanced Microsurgery in Reconstructive Surgery: Robotic assisted microsurgical procedures of free tissue transfers and nerve repair.
- Surgical Precision and AI: The role of AI and robotics in improving precision, better outcomes and reducing human error.
- Difficulties in Geriatric Surgery: Physiological changes in old age and its effects on robotic surgery in geriatric patients.
- Robotic Surgery in the Geriatric Conditions: Robot-assisted surgery in prostate cancer, colorectal cancer, and spinal deformities.
- Frailty Assessment and Surgical Risk: Frailty and high-risk elderly patients Preoperative assessment of frailty and high-risk elderly patients before robotic surgery.
- Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery of Chronic Diseases: Treatment of cardiovascular, pulmonary and digestive diseases with robotic techniques on the elderly.
- Moral Concerns surrounding large-scale robot surgery in the elderly: Consent, decision making and post-surgery life quality.
- Liver Resection and Transplantation: Indications of robotic liver transplant and patient management Robotic liver resection.
- Gallbladder and Bile Duct Surgeries: Bile duct reconstructions and complex biliary surgery.
- Pancreatic Surgery: Robotic surgery of pancreaticoduodenectomy (Whipple procedure), distal pancreatectomy, and pancreatic resections.
- Robotic Surgery Hepatic Oncology: Methods of robotic hepatic tumor/ metastasis/ liver ablation.
- Difficulties and Advances: The issues of overcoming technical problems and discussing the current development of robotic hepatobiliary surgery.
- Robotics in Trauma Surgery: Robotic assistance in trauma cases, such as internal hemorrhage control.
- Emergency Robotic Surgery: The management of complex life threatening cases such as bowel perforations, trauma repair and repair of large vessels using robotic systems.
- Robotic Surgery in Military/ Combat Trauma: The uses of robotic surgery in field hospitals and remote trauma care, telesurgery and telepresence.
- Post Traumatic Rehabilitation and Robotic Surgery: The application of robotic surgery in combination with state-of-the-art rehabilitation in traumas.
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What is Robotic Surgery?
Robotic assisted surgery is a state of the art minimally invasive surgery in which a surgeon performs using a high-definition console. Robotic systems such as the da Vinci and Hugo robotic systems reflect the hand movements of the surgeon exactly in micro-movements within the patient body.
The benefits of Robotic Surgery Fellowship
The clinical benefits make it clear as to why robotic surgery to treat cancer in India and other complicated specialties is growing:
Improved 3D Viewing: HD magnification to increase visualization.
Greater Precision: Removes tremor of hands and permits micro-movements.
Minimal Access: Smaller incisions which result in less blood loss and scarring.
More Rapid Recovery: Reduced time spent in hospital and decreased time to resume normal activities.
Ergonomics: Less surgeons fatigue during lengthy and complicated operations
Highlights of the Course
Course Duration: 12-Month Structured Fellowship.
Learning Mode: Hybrid (Interactive online theory + Clinical observation).
Education: Fellowship in Robotic Surgery (MGA Medical Global Academy).
Accreditation: CPD Approved (United Kingdom) guaranteed the international status.
Mentorship: 1-Year membership to world robotic faculty and academic advisors.
Fee: ₹ 2,00,000 (Original Price: ₹ 2,50,000).
Admission and Registration Process
It is easy to embark on advanced surgery. There are two easy methods to have a seat in the next batch:
The first option is the Direct Registration through Call
+91 9310024747 call our admission counselors. The registration will be conducted by our academic counselors who will ensure that you are eligible and assist on the fee structure payment over the phone.
Alternative 2: Web-based Application Form
You may apply online, in which case, the steps to be followed are:
Complete the Admission Form: Visit our site, and use the section of the site that is called “Apply Now” on our site.
Submit Information: Please provide your surgical qualification (MS/DNB/Specialty) and contact details.
Waiting Callback: After you fill in your form, our staff will check out your application. You will be contacted by us within 24-48 hours to complete the process of enrollment and agree on the clinical observation schedule.
Professional Outcomes & Scope of practice
By engaging in this robot surgery fellowship, surgeons become highly employable in the Tier-1 hospitals and overseas healthcare organizations.
Jobs: Robotic Surgery Consultant, MIS Specialist or Surgical Oncology Associate.
Market Growth: India is emerging as the center of robotic surgery of cancer and hence demand of trained personnel.
Certification: Accolade: Become a CPD UK Certified powerhouse that verifies your international expertise.
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