Dr. Seema Singh

Unlocking the Future of Surgery: The Marvels of Robotic-Assisted Procedures Robotic surgery is a cutting-edge type of minimally invasive surgery that uses computer-controlled robots. These robots help surgeons perform complex operations with greater precision, flexibility, and control. Surgeons use master controls at a console, which gives them a high-definition, magnified 3D view of the surgical area. During robotic-assisted surgery, the computer translates the surgeon's hand movements to control the robotic instruments exactly. The surgeon works with a team of professionals to perform delicate and intricate operations that might be difficult or impossible with traditional methods. Advantages of Robotic Surgery over Traditional Surgery Robotic surgery has several benefits compared to traditional surgery, including: Precision: Robotic surgery is excellent for complex procedures that are difficult or impossible with traditional methods. Faster Recovery: Patients recover more quickly...

Cervical cancer, which can often be prevented and treated, is linked to the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). It's a type of cancer that starts in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus. Most cases are caused by long-lasting infection with certain types of HPV, which is transmitted sexually. The cervix is especially prone to changes from HPV, so regular screenings and vaccinations are important for staying healthy. HPV is a group of viruses spread through intimate skin-to-skin contact. Although most HPV infections go away on their own, persistent infections can raise the risk of cervical cancer. HPV vaccines target certain high-risk strains and greatly lower the chance of developing cervical cancer, marking a major breakthrough in preventive healthcare. Dispelling Myths and Facts: 1. Myth 1: Only promiscuous individuals get HPV. Fact: HPV is very common and can affect anyone who is sexually active. 2. Myth 2: HPV always leads to cervical cancer. Fact: Most HPV infections go away on the...