The First Central Hospital of Mongolia has introduced the “Revo-I” robotic surgical system, developed by South Korea’s Meerecompany, with state budget investment as part of projects and programs aimed at adopting advanced technologies in global medicine and providing accessible and quality healthcare services to the public.

Speaking at the launch ceremony,  Ankhtuya P., Director General of the First Central Hospital, said, “A historic moment is taking place in the surgical care and services of the First Central Hospital. We have introduced the ‘Revo-I’ robotic surgical system into our operations. I would like to express my gratitude to the team of the Urology-Andrology Center of the First Central Hospital, which has taken the lead in introducing this system."

“In addition to sending our doctors and specialists to South Korea for training, we have worked closely with the National Cancer Center to train our medical professionals. Going forward, we will focus on expanding the use of this technology, improving public access to the service, incorporating it into the health insurance system, and developing human resources,” she said.

The robotic surgery will enable safer procedures for patients and help overcome the difficulties involved in removing lesions or treating conditions located in hard-to-reach areas. Surgeons control the robot to perform a wide range of surgical procedures, including the dissection of anatomical structures, suturing, cutting, and tissue excision.

Published Date:2026-09-13