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Without 4K laparoscopy: patients needing MIS urology (laparoscopic nephrectomy, adrenalectomy, pyeloplasty) receive open surgery or private referral at ₹1.5–3 lakh. No dedicated Urology ICU — post-operative critical cases managed in general wards.

Zero open-heart surgeries at RRSH despite CVTS OT being complete. All valve replacements, CABG, and CVTS procedures referred to Nagpur or Mumbai — 3–5 hours away at ₹3–8 lakh private cost. GR confirms government commitment; ₹7.87 Cr in non-GR equipment is the final barrier.

Zero radiotherapy in Amravati public sector. All cancer patients needing radiation are referred to private hospitals (₹2–5 lakh/course) or Nagpur. Rural Vidarbha patients abandon incomplete referred radiation courses — a preventable cause of cancer mortality. GR sanctioned; deployment awaits procurement.

Complex craniotomies performed without real-time navigation guidance — limiting acceptance of high-risk tumour cases. CUSA absent means higher risk in eloquent brain resections. Trained neurosurgeons at RRSH refer complex cases to Nagpur solely due to equipment absence.

No operating microscope: patients needing microsurgical free flap or digit replantation referred to Nagpur at ₹2–4 lakh. No skin graft mesher: major burns managed with suboptimal technique. Without Piezo: craniofacial osteotomies use conventional instruments. 808% OPD growth served by incomplete equipment.

OT capacity stretched across 5,182 procedures/year. Complex neonatal surgeries requiring ultra-clean modular environments managed in general OTs — higher surgical site infection risk for immunocompromised neonates and paediatric oncosurgery patients.

RRSH Blood Bank is the sole public blood bank for five districts. Critical gaps: no Apheresis — platelet donation for leukaemia and chemotherapy patients unavailable in public sector; no Refrigerated Centrifuge — component preparation compromised; ELISA Reader absence limits mandatory transfusion safety screening. Blood Bank inadequacy directly constrains CVTS (planned open-heart surgery) and BMT (planned bone marrow transplant) activation at RRSH.

Zero PET-CT in Amravati public sector. Cancer staging for RRSH oncology patients requires referral to Nagpur private PET-CT centres at ₹20,000–35,000 per scan — unaffordable for most Vidarbha patients. Inaccurate staging leads to inappropriate treatment intensity. LINAC radiation planning accuracy is significantly improved with PET-CT-guided dose contouring — absence limits the effectiveness of the planned radiotherapy unit.