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Meet Nigerian pastor Idachama, first robotic surgery patient at Ogun hospital

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Pastor Alexander Idachama has become the first patient to undergo robotic-assisted surgery at Redeemer’s Health Village Hospital, Redemption City, Ogun State, following a radical prostatectomy performed with the assistance of surgical robotics. The procedure was carried out recently at the hospital in partnership with US-based RoboMed Global Inc., with Prof. Obi Ekwenna-Davis, co-founder of RoboMed Read More: https://punchng.com/meet-nigerian-pastor-idachama-first-robotic-surgery-patient-at-ogun-hospital/

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