AIG hospitals adopts Polyphonic surgery for smarter surgical care
HYDERABAD: AIG Hospitals has announced a partnership with Johnson & Johnson to use Polyphonic Surgery. This is the main solution in the Polyphonic digital ecosystem for surgery. It is designed to help record and review surgical videos securely, encourage teamwork, support learning, and share knowledge among surgical teams. By adopting this technology, AIG Hospitals will be one of the first centers in India and the Asia-Pacific region to use a digital system like this for surgeries. This marks an important step toward advancing surgical intelligence.
Furthermore, the platform brings together surgical video, case review, teamwork, learning resources, and feedback into one place. By working closely with surgeons, operating room teams, residents, IT professionals, and hospital leaders, AIG Hospitals will help study how digital tools can improve both clinical quality and hospital operations.
Meanwhile, Dr. GV Rao, Director and Chief of Surgery at AIG Hospitals, said that surgery now goes beyond the operating room. Specifically, it starts with planning, continues with teamwork during the procedure, and ends with careful review and learning afterward.
He added that by using Polyphonic Surgery, AIG Hospitals is building a more connected and smart surgical system. In fact, the real value of this technology is in helping surgical teams talk better, learn quickly, train well, and give more accurate and steady care to patients.
Moreover, this partnership also fits with AIG Hospitals’ bigger goal of combining top medical care with academics, research, digital innovation, and AI-based healthcare. As part of the program, staff at AIG Hospitals will give feedback about how easy the system is to use, how well it fits into their work, and how it connects with clinical tasks. This feedback will help improve future uses in different areas of surgery and other hospitals.
For years, AIG Hospitals has always invested in technology and systems that improve patient care, make medical training stronger, and support evidence-based practice. Using Polyphonic Surgery adds something new by bringing digital intelligence, teamwork, and surgical innovation right into the operating room.
