Robotic-assisted surgery is an advanced form of minimally invasive surgery in which a surgeon uses a robotic system to perform complex surgical procedures with controlled instrument movements and enhanced visualisation.
At Shalby Hospital, SSI Mantra 3 supports surgeons in selected procedures across appropriate surgical specialties. The system is designed to assist the surgeon during surgery while keeping every clinical decision under the surgeon’s control.
SSI Mantra 3 is a surgical robotic system developed by SS Innovations for minimally invasive procedures. It includes a surgeon console, patient-side robotic arms and a vision system. The surgeon operates the system from the console. Hand movements are translated into controlled movements of the surgical instruments, while the system provides high-definition 3D visualisation of the surgical area. The robotic system does not operate independently.
Depending on the procedure and the patient’s condition, robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery may offer:
The benefits and recovery experience vary based on the procedure, overall health and individual clinical condition.
SSI Mantra 3 supports minimally invasive robotic procedures across several surgical specialties. Depending on clinical suitability and surgeon expertise, these may include selected procedures in:
The surgeon first evaluates the patient’s condition, diagnostic reports and suitability for minimally invasive surgery. A surgical plan is then developed according to the procedure.
During surgery, the surgeon sits at the robotic console and controls the instruments. A high-definition 3D view helps the surgeon visualise the operative area, while the robotic arms hold and move the instruments as directed.
The surgical team at the hospital remains involved throughout the procedure, including anaesthesia, patient monitoring and post-operative care.
Recovery depends on the type of surgery, the patient’s overall health and the complexity of the procedure. Minimally invasive approaches may involve smaller surgical access points than open surgery, but the expected recovery period varies between procedures.
The treating surgeon provides individual guidance regarding hospital stay, pain management, movement, diet, wound care and return to routine activities.
Robotic technology is most useful when combined with appropriate patient selection, surgical expertise and coordinated hospital care. Shalby Hospital provides multidisciplinary surgical services supported by advanced operating-room infrastructure and specialist teams.
Patients considering minimally invasive or robotic-assisted surgery can undergo a detailed evaluation by an appropriate Shalby specialist. The surgeon can explain the available treatment options and determine whether SSI Mantra 3 robotic surgery is suitable for the individual case.
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