Total Hysterectomy
Removal of the entire uterus and cervix, commonly recommended for fibroids, adenomyosis, or abnormal bleeding unresponsive to treatment.
Robotic Hysterectomy Treatment in Mohali by Dr. Preeti Jindal
For three decades, Dr. Preeti Jindal has watched women across Punjab and Chandigarh wrestle with fibroids, endometriosis, and prolapse before finally choosing hysterectomy. Today's minimally invasive robotic surgery rewrites that fear into confidence, informed decisions, and genuine relief.
At The Touch Clinic, Mohali, our patients receive guidance built on skilled surgeons, state-of-the-art facilities, and effective treatment - because safe, cost-effective care shouldn't feel like a last resort, but a first choice.
The robotic surgical system integrates a surgeon console, HD camera, and robotic arms fitted with surgical instruments, guided by a computer system offering real-time control, feedback mechanism, and precise operational process throughout the procedure.
What Is Robotic Hysterectomy?
Robotic hysterectomy is minimally invasive surgical removal of the uterus using da Vinci Xi system technology through keyhole surgery, replacing large cuts with small incisions, magnified 3D view, and human wrist precision.
Benefits of Robotic Hysterectomy
Robotic hysterectomy offers smaller incisions, less blood loss, and greater precision than traditional open surgery. Patients typically experience faster recovery, reduced post-operative pain, and shorter hospital stays, making it a preferred choice for gynaecological procedures today.
- Smaller incisions mean nearly invisible scars and minimal scarring
- High-definition 3D visualisation gives surgeons enhanced surgical precision
- Reduced tissue handling lowers risk of infection and complications
- Most patients return home within a day of surgery
- Faster return to daily routines and normal life activities
Types of Hysterectomy
There are several surgical approaches to hysterectomy, and the right one depends on the extent of removal needed, your diagnosis, and overall health. Each type can be performed robotically for greater precision.
Partial (Subtotal or Supracervical) Hysterectomy
Removes the uterus while preserving the cervix, sometimes chosen for faster recovery and reduced surgical extent.
Radical Hysterectomy
A more extensive procedure removing the uterus, cervix, and surrounding tissue, typically performed for gynaecological cancers.
Additional Organ Removal (Salpingo-Oophorectomy)
Removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries alongside hysterectomy, often advised for ovarian cysts or cancer risk reduction.
When Is Robotic Hysterectomy Recommended?
A hysterectomy is often recommended for fibroids, adenomyosis, prolapse, or abnormal bleeding that hasn't responded to other treatments. Gynaecological cancers and chronic pelvic infection are also common causes, especially when non-surgical options no longer help.
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Persistent heavy or abnormal bleeding unresponsive to medication
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Large or multiple fibroids causing pain or pressure
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Endometriosis or adenomyosis with severe, ongoing symptoms
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Uterine or cervical prolapse affecting daily comfort
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Suspected or confirmed gynaecologic cancers requiring surgical removal
Robotic Hysterectomy Procedure – How It Works
The da Vinci Xi system translates the surgeon's hand movements at the surgeon console into precise, tremor-free motion, giving a magnified 3D view through small incisions for greater control throughout the procedure.
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Pre-Surgery Preparation
Patient is given general anaesthesia, positioned, and prepared with standard preoperative planning and safety checks.
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Creating Access Points
A few small incisions are made in the abdomen for the HD camera and robotic arms.
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Surgeon-Controlled Operation
The surgeon operates from the console, guiding wristed instruments with real-time control and enhanced precision.
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Removal and Closure
The uterus is carefully detached and removed through one incision, followed by closure of all access points.
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Post-Procedure Monitoring
Patients are moved to recovery for postoperative care, with most going home within 24 hours.
Recovery After Robotic Hysterectomy
Most patients begin light movement within 24 hours of surgery, with shorter hospital stays compared to open surgery. Post-operative pain is typically much less, managed with mild painkillers rather than stronger medication.
Full recovery usually falls between 2 – 4 weeks, depending on individual health and the type of surgery performed. Patients can gradually resume daily activities, with most returning to normal routines and work within this recovery timeline.
Risks and Possible Complications
As with any major gynaecological procedure, robotic hysterectomy carries certain risks. While complications are uncommon under Dr. Preeti Jindal's experienced surgical team, patients should be aware of them before proceeding with surgery. Dr. Preeti Jindal will discuss risks specific to your health history and procedure during your initial consultation, so you fully understand what applies to your case before surgery.
- Bleeding during or after the procedure
- Infection at the incision site or internally
- Organ injury to nearby structures like the bladder or bowel
- Blood clots (DVT/PE)
- Anaesthetic complications
- Urinary or bowel-related complications
- Rare conversion to open surgery if needed for safety
Why Choose Dr. Preeti Jindal for Robotic Hysterectomy in Mohali?
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Dr. Preeti Jindal is a highly respected obstetrician, gynaecologist, and infertility specialist, known for combining clinical excellence, advanced technology, and empathetic care at The Touch Clinic in Mohali.
With 30+ years of experience in women's health, she delivers personalised obstetric, gynaecological, IVF, and robotic surgery care with compassion and clinical precision, guiding every patient through informed decisions.
Extensive experience across obstetrics, gynaecology, and infertility care
Skilled in advanced robotic surgical techniques and minimally invasive procedures
Patient-centered approach with personalized treatment plans
Practises at The Touch Clinic, Mohali
Focus on clear communication, ongoing support, and follow-up care
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