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Treatment Archives - SeedufyTech

Health Tech, Nigeria Tech

‎Robotic Surgery Cuts Pain & Hastens Recovery, Ushering in a New Chapter for Nigerian Healthcare

‎The operation, carried out in partnership with the US-based RoboMed Global Inc., marks a practical step toward making advanced, minimally invasive surgery available within Nigeria rather than requiring patients to travel abroad. Photo Credit: Punchng

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Priscilla Anye

September 21, 2026

Global Technology Inventions, Health Tech

New Prostate Cancer Laser Therapy Offers Promising Hope Beyond Traditional Treatments‎

‎‎A groundbreaking laser treatment for prostate cancer is delivering encouraging early outcomes at a major London hospital, marking the first time this technology has been used within the NHS. Photo Credit: BBC.com

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Priscilla Anye

September 17, 2026

Nigeria Tech, Tech News

Nigeria Performs First Robotic-Assisted Surgery with Landmark Success

Nigeria has recorded a major milestone in healthcare delivery with the successful completion of its first robotic-assisted surgery at the Specialist Hospital, Umuguma, Owerri. Photo Credit: Imo State Government Media

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Cynthia Ogechi

August 23, 2026

Global Tech News

‎World’s first Surgery using Teleoperated Humanoid Robots Successfully Conducted by US Team‎

Researchers have achieved a world first teleoperated humanoid robot surgery involving gallbladder removal completed by a human-robot team, with a surgeon assisting a humanoid robot, and a second operation carried out by two humanoid robots working together.

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Cynthia Ogechi

July 9, 2026