V. Naryanan, ISRO Chairman (four left left) and other VIPs on Wednesday in Chennai’s O-Arm commission. |Picture source: R. Ravindran
Developed countries in the Indian field will have their own space stations, and India will have their own space stations.
Speaking at the commissioning of O-Arm (the invisible technology equipment for Kauvery Hospital) here, Mr Narayanan pointed out that ISRO hopes to place a separate 52-ton space station on Orbit from 2035 to 2035.
He further said: “India is growing in all sectors. I ask doctors to adhere to ethics and values and work to help villagers lead healthy lives.”
Aravindan Selvaraj, co-founder of Cowfri Hospital, said the O-arm machine installed in the hospital’s Alwarpet branch helps doctors perform tumor surgery accurately. He added that this is especially useful for treating the brain and spine as well as orthopedic surgery.
Doctors who share their experience say the accuracy of this technology will help patients stand up faster and recover better.
publishing – April 24, 2025 at 12:44 am IST
