World's First Live Bariatric Surgery With Apple Vision Pro By Pristyn Care & Mohak Bariatrics

The surgery was completed in 40 minutes, marking a significant advancement in surgical precision and patient care

Pristyn Care, in partnership with Mohak Bariatrics and Robotics, performed the world’s first live bariatric surgery using the Apple Vision Pro. The surgery, which included a sleeve gastric bypass and a Single Anastomosis Duodenal-Ileal (SADI) procedure, was led by Dr Mohit Bhandari, a leading bariatric and robotic surgeon, the hospital informed in a press statement on Monday.

This procedure was conducted on a 45-year-old patient weighing 155kg, who suffered from obstructive sleep apnea and high blood pressure. The surgery was completed in 40 minutes, marking a significant advancement in surgical precision and patient care.

The Apple Vision Pro, an advanced augmented reality (AR) device, provided a highly immersive 3D environment, allowing Dr. Bhandari and his team to visualise complex anatomical structures with unprecedented clarity. This technological innovation facilitated enhanced precision in the execution of the sleeve gastric bypass and SADI procedures, reducing risks and improving patient outcomes.

“At Pristyn Care, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of medical innovation to provide our patients with the highest standard of care. The successful integration of Apple Vision Pro into bariatric surgery marks a significant milestone in our journey towards revolutionising surgical procedures. We are proud to be at the forefront of this technological advancement, which promises to enhance precision, improve outcomes, and set new benchmarks in the healthcare industry,” stated Dr.Vaibhav Kapoor, Co-founder of Pristyn Care.

Dr. Mohit Bhandari emphasised the importance of this breakthrough, stating, “The successful use of Apple Vision Pro in these complex procedures opens up new possibilities in surgical precision and patient outcomes. We are proud to lead the way in integrating advanced AR technology into medical practice.”

 

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