KIMS Hospitals, Mahadevapura, Bengaluru

KIMS Hospitals, Mahadevapura is a super-speciality hospital on Outer Ring Road in east Bengaluru. It has more than 450 beds, 128 dedicated ICU beds, 16 operating theatres and over 100 outpatient consultation rooms. The branch belongs to a KIMS group described as operating 25 hospitals across several Indian states.

Major clinical areas include cardiac sciences, neurosciences, nephrology, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, oncology, women's health, emergency medicine and transplantation. The gastrointestinal surgical team performs pancreaticoduodenectomy, major liver resection, surgery for portal hypertension, paediatric liver and pancreatic resections, and laparoscopic or robotic liver operations. Other named procedures include robotic joint replacement, cochlear implantation and laser fragmentation of urinary stones.

Technology includes a fourth-generation da Vinci Xi system and a Brainlab robotic suite combining mobile imaging, navigation and assistance for spine, brain and orthopaedic surgery. Oncology equipment includes Elekta Versa HD for conventional and stereotactic radiation, integrated PET-CT and hybrid SPECT-CT. Cardiac and vascular work is supported by monoplane and biplane hybrid catheterisation laboratories.

Diagnostic capacity includes 128-slice CT, 3 Tesla MRI, digital breast tomosynthesis, endoscopic ultrasound and ERCP. A 100-watt Holmium laser supports urological stone and soft-tissue procedures. Critical-care areas include neonatal, paediatric, medical, surgical, cardiac, transplant and bone-marrow-transplant units, plus high-dependency beds equipped for haemodialysis.

The Mahadevapura hospital may be relevant for complex liver, pancreatic or gastrointestinal surgery, transplantation, cancer treatment or a condition needing image-guided intervention. Robotic and navigation systems provide options for selected abdominal, orthopaedic, neurological and spinal procedures. The range of ICU environments is also suited to patients whose planned operation or acute illness requires organ-specific monitoring.