The Department of Robotic Gynaecology also provides advanced robotic pelvic and reconstructive surgery for complex conditions involving pelvic support, urinary function, fertility and gynaecological cancers. These procedures are planned through a multidisciplinary approach and personalised according to each patient's clinical needs.

Robotic Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery

Pelvic floor disorders can occur when the muscles, ligaments and connective tissues supporting the uterus, bladder, rectum and vagina become weakened. This may result in uterine prolapse, vaginal vault prolapse, bladder prolapse or other pelvic support problems.

Robotic pelvic reconstructive surgery aims to restore normal pelvic anatomy and improve symptoms such as pelvic pressure, discomfort, urinary difficulties and problems affecting daily activities. The da Vinci Xi system allows surgeons to perform delicate suturing and reconstruction deep within the pelvis through small incisions.

Treatment is individually planned depending on the type and severity of prolapse, previous surgeries, age and overall pelvic floor function.

Robotic Urogynaecology Surgery

Robotic urogynaecology surgery at Apollo Adlux Hospital focuses on conditions affecting both the female reproductive and urinary systems. These may include pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, vaginal vault prolapse and other complex pelvic floor disorders.

Robotic-assisted techniques provide enhanced access to the deep pelvis and can facilitate precise reconstruction of pelvic support structures. Depending on the diagnosis, procedures may include robotic Burch colposuspension, pectopexy and other reconstructive surgeries.

Patients are evaluated comprehensively to determine the most appropriate surgical or non-surgical treatment based on their symptoms and clinical findings.

Robotic Gynaecologic Oncology Surgery

Robotic gynaecologic oncology surgery may be used for selected cancers involving the uterus, endometrium, cervix and other female reproductive organs. Depending on the type and stage of cancer, robotic-assisted procedures may include hysterectomy, lymph node assessment and other oncological surgeries.

The magnified 3D surgical view and precise instrument movement provided by the da Vinci Xi system can assist surgeons in performing complex cancer surgery through a minimally invasive approach while maintaining established oncological surgical principles.

Treatment decisions are made through multidisciplinary evaluation involving gynaecologic surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, radiologists, pathologists and other specialists where required.

Robotic Recanalization

Robotic tubal recanalization, also known as robotic tubal reanastomosis or tubal reversal in selected situations, is a fertility-preserving microsurgical procedure used to restore continuity of the fallopian tubes when clinically appropriate.

The procedure requires extremely precise suturing of delicate tubal structures. Robotic technology provides magnification and controlled instrument movement that can assist surgeons during microsurgical reconstruction.

The possibility of natural conception following the procedure depends on several factors, including the patient's age, remaining tubal length, site of obstruction, ovarian reserve, partner fertility factors and overall reproductive health. A detailed fertility assessment is therefore performed before recommending surgery.

Robotic Pectopexy

Robotic pectopexy is an advanced minimally invasive procedure used to treat selected cases of pelvic organ prolapse or vaginal vault prolapse. During the procedure, the prolapsed vaginal or uterine structures are supported using fixation to the iliopectineal ligaments.

Unlike sacrocolpopexy, which uses the sacral region for fixation, pectopexy avoids dissection within the presacral space. This may make it an appropriate alternative for selected patients depending on their anatomy, previous surgery and individual risk factors. The robotic approach provides excellent visualisation of pelvic structures and facilitates precise placement of sutures and reconstructive material.

Apollo Adlux Hospital provides advanced robotic gynaecology surgery in Kochi and Kerala with the da Vinci Xi Robotic Surgical System and an integrated multidisciplinary team. Patients benefit from detailed pre-operative evaluation, advanced imaging, minimally invasive surgical expertise, anaesthesia support, critical care services and structured post-operative follow-up. Every procedure is planned according to the patient's diagnosis, reproductive goals, age, overall health and surgical complexity. Robotic surgery is recommended only when it offers an appropriate clinical option for the individual patient.