Robotic surgery success strengthens Bahrain’s medical standing
TDT | Manama
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Royal Medical Services has strengthened its position as a regional and international leader in advanced healthcare, highlighting major achievements in organ transplantation, robotic surgery, and cardiac care.
The Commander of the Royal Medical Services, Brigadier General Doctor Shaikh Fahad bin Khalifa, said hospitals and medical centres under the organisation continue to deliver “qualitative medical achievements” that reflect the growing sophistication of Bahrain’s military health system.
He said the system has reinforced its status as a leading regional hub for specialised healthcare, operating in line with the highest international medical standards.
According to the statement, the military hospital has recorded significant progress in robotic surgery, carrying out around 200 advanced procedures across several specialties. These included orthopaedic operations, urology procedures, and tumour removals using cutting-edge robotic technologies.
Officials said the use of robotic systems has improved surgical precision, increased success rates, reduced complications, and shortened patient recovery times.
In another major development, King Hamad University Hospital has continued to expand its specialised services and organ transplant programme. Around 100 transplant operations have been performed, including kidney and liver transplants.
The Royal Medical Services said this reflects strong national medical expertise and the growing capability of Bahrain-based specialists in complex surgical fields.
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