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The Cancer Journal, 2013
In just over a decade, robotic surgery has penetrated almost every surgical subspecialty and has even replaced some of the most commonly performed open oncologic procedures. The initial reports on patient outcomes yielded mixed results, but as more medical centers develop high-volume robotics programs, outcomes appear comparable if not improved for ...
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In just over a decade, robotic surgery has penetrated almost every surgical subspecialty and has even replaced some of the most commonly performed open oncologic procedures. The initial reports on patient outcomes yielded mixed results, but as more medical centers develop high-volume robotics programs, outcomes appear comparable if not improved for ...
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Surgery with cooperative robots
Computer Aided Surgery, 2008Advances in endoscopic techniques for abdominal procedures continue to reduce the invasiveness of surgery. Gaining access to the peritoneal cavity through small incisions prompted the first significant shift in general surgery. The complete elimination of external incisions through natural orifice access is potentially the next step in reducing patient
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Auris Nasus Larynx, 2021
Various remote access robotic thyroidectomy techniques have been developed using the da Vinci® surgical system (Intuitive Surgical Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) to hide or avoid neck scarring and overcome the limitations of endoscopic thyroidectomy. Among those used today are the gasless transaxillary approach, the bilateral axillo-breast approach (BABA), the ...
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Various remote access robotic thyroidectomy techniques have been developed using the da Vinci® surgical system (Intuitive Surgical Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) to hide or avoid neck scarring and overcome the limitations of endoscopic thyroidectomy. Among those used today are the gasless transaxillary approach, the bilateral axillo-breast approach (BABA), the ...
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The Cancer Journal, 2013
Currently, robot-assisted surgery is the most common type of robotic surgery used. In robot-assisted surgery, the operator is a surgeon, not a robotic system. Robotic systems assist the surgeons, but do not operate automatically. In this section, we focus on the master-slave type, which is the predominant type of robotic surgery used in cancer ...
Kenoki, Ohuchida, Makoto, Hashizume
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Currently, robot-assisted surgery is the most common type of robotic surgery used. In robot-assisted surgery, the operator is a surgeon, not a robotic system. Robotic systems assist the surgeons, but do not operate automatically. In this section, we focus on the master-slave type, which is the predominant type of robotic surgery used in cancer ...
Kenoki, Ohuchida, Makoto, Hashizume
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Robotica, 2009
SUMMARYRobotic technology has been used in urological surgery since the late 1980's with the invention of robotic endoscopic prostate surgery. The major technological landmark has been the widespread introduction of the da Vinci master-slave manipulator which is now used in up to 60% of radical prostatectomy operations in the USA.
Prokar Dasgupta, Alastair Henderson
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SUMMARYRobotic technology has been used in urological surgery since the late 1980's with the invention of robotic endoscopic prostate surgery. The major technological landmark has been the widespread introduction of the da Vinci master-slave manipulator which is now used in up to 60% of radical prostatectomy operations in the USA.
Prokar Dasgupta, Alastair Henderson
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Journal of Long-Term Effects of Medical Implants, 2003
Minimally invasive surgery techniques have revolutionized surgery. Robotic surgery may be the next revolution in surgical technology. Robotics coupled with minimally invasive surgery and microscopic surgery provides the potential to do more complex and more precise tasks.
Scott E, Langenburg +2 more
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Minimally invasive surgery techniques have revolutionized surgery. Robotic surgery may be the next revolution in surgical technology. Robotics coupled with minimally invasive surgery and microscopic surgery provides the potential to do more complex and more precise tasks.
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Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology, 2014
For many people, the term “robotic surgery” likely evokes one of two images. One is Asimo, the Honda robot, performing a complex heart-valve replacement with the precision and finesse of the most skilled surgeon. The other is more along the lines of an industrial robot found welding on an automotive assembly line—performing surgery by rote programming ...
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For many people, the term “robotic surgery” likely evokes one of two images. One is Asimo, the Honda robot, performing a complex heart-valve replacement with the precision and finesse of the most skilled surgeon. The other is more along the lines of an industrial robot found welding on an automotive assembly line—performing surgery by rote programming ...
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Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2013
Advantages of robotic surgery are the tridimensional and the non-restrictive flexibility because of the seven freedom degrees of the sophisticated instruments. These benefits are particularly present in case of complex oncologic surgeries like, for example, the nerve-sparing total mesometrial resection in cervical cancer and in early stage of ...
Pauline, Wimberger, Axel, Schindelhauer
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Advantages of robotic surgery are the tridimensional and the non-restrictive flexibility because of the seven freedom degrees of the sophisticated instruments. These benefits are particularly present in case of complex oncologic surgeries like, for example, the nerve-sparing total mesometrial resection in cervical cancer and in early stage of ...
Pauline, Wimberger, Axel, Schindelhauer
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Orvosi Hetilap, 2012
Minimally invasive surgery has revolutionized gynecological interventions over the past 30 years. The introduction of the da Vinci robotic surgery in 2005 has resulted in large changes in surgical management. The robotic platform allows less experienced laparoscopic surgeons to perform more complex procedures.
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Minimally invasive surgery has revolutionized gynecological interventions over the past 30 years. The introduction of the da Vinci robotic surgery in 2005 has resulted in large changes in surgical management. The robotic platform allows less experienced laparoscopic surgeons to perform more complex procedures.
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