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Intuitive Introduces da Vinci 5 for India’s Robotic Surgery

Intuitive Introduces da Vinci 5 for India’s Robotic Surgery
Robotic-Assisted Surgery in India Enters Its Next Phase as Intuitive Introduces da Vinci 5 · theprint.in

Intuitive has brought a new robot-assisted surgery system called da Vinci 5 to India.

The system helps surgeons perform operations through a robotic platform.

It builds on an earlier system called da Vinci Xi and includes more than 150 changes.

One new feature lets surgeons sense pushing and pulling forces on tissue through the controls.

It also has improved three-dimensional vision and an ergonomic console.

The system can help organize surgical tasks and provide more information to medical teams.

Selected hospitals will gain experience with it as robotic surgery grows in India.

It is approved for several types of surgery, including urologic, gynaecologic, general, cardiac, and thoracoscopic procedures.

Key facts

System
da Vinci 5
Enhancements
More than 150 enhancements compared with the da Vinci Xi design
Indian procedure experience
More than 200,000 procedures using Intuitive da Vinci systems
Global surgeon experience
More than 15,000 surgeons have used da Vinci 5 globally
Clinical publications
More than 50,000 peer-reviewed publications related to Intuitive technologies
Key technologies
Force Feedback, enhanced 3D vision, integrated workflows, new sensors, and advanced processors
Cleared procedures
Urologic, gynaecologic, general, cardiac, and thoracoscopic surgery in India

Quotes

Rohitt Mahajan

Vice President and General Manager, India, at Intuitive

“The introduction of da Vinci 5 marks an important milestone in the evolution of robotic-assisted surgery in India. As the ecosystem matures, the focus is shifting from technology adoption alone to how innovation can consistently deliver better patient outcomes, support surgical excellence, and strengthen healthcare delivery.”
theprint.in
“da Vinci 5 represents the next generation of robotic-assisted surgery, combining advanced sensing and vision technologies, intelligent software, and integrated workflows in a single platform.”
theprint.in

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