Taurean Surgical democratizing access to robotic surgery in collaboration with Mazumdar Shah Medical Foundation

Dr. Rahul Kumar, the founder of Taurean Surgical India, October 31: Taurean Surgical, an emerging leader in offering advanced medical solutions in surgical-robotic technology and Mazumdar Shah Medical Foundation (MSMF), a non-profit organization, have collaborated to democratize access to advanced healthcare technologies for the underserved population. Taurean Surgical’s flagship product is a fully integrated, end-to-end […]

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Taurean Surgical democratizing access to robotic surgery in collaboration with Mazumdar Shah Medical Foundation

Dr. Rahul Kumar, the founder of Taurean Surgical

India, October 31: Taurean Surgical, an emerging leader in offering advanced medical solutions in surgical-robotic technology and Mazumdar Shah Medical Foundation (MSMF), a non-profit organization, have collaborated to democratize access to advanced healthcare technologies for the underserved population. Taurean Surgical’s flagship product is a fully integrated, end-to-end solution aiming to improve healthcare delivery in underserved markets. 

Started in 2021 by two Indian surgeons, Dr. Rahul Kumar, a gold medalist ENT surgeon and Dr. Sunil Manjila, a US-based neurosurgeon, Taurean Surgical is poised to become the new-age tech leader, putting out some avant-garde surgical products encompassing microsurgery, endoscopy, robotics and AI. This will have a putative role in treating cancers which are a significant cause of morbidity and mortality globally. The cancer burden in India is expected to increase to 29.8 million by 2025, aggravated further by the severe shortage of skilled surgeons in India. 

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