Perioperative concerns in transoral robotic surgery: Initial experience of four cases
Suryakumar Narayanasamy, Puneet Khanna, AP Bhalla, AnilKumar Singh
Abstract
Suryakumar Narayanasamy, Puneet Khanna, AP Bhalla, AnilKumar Singh
Abstract
US Food and Drug Administration has recently approved transoral robotic surgery for the treatment of some benign tumors and selected malignant tumors of the head and neck. Robotically-assistance in ear, nose and throat surgery is established and will play an increasingly large role in the future of surgical practice. Anesthesiologists need to modify their management and familiarize themselves with the upcoming robotic procedures to ensure better patient outcomes and improve patient safety.
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US Food and Drug Administration has recently approved transoral robotic surgery for the treatment of some benign tumors and selected malignant tumors of the head and neck. Robotically-assistance in ear, nose and throat surgery is established and will play an increasingly large role in the future of surgical practice. Anesthesiologists need to modify their management and familiarize themselves with the upcoming robotic procedures to ensure better patient outcomes and improve patient safety.
Key concepts: Medicine, Transoral robotic surgery, Throat, Food and drug administration, Perioperative, Nose, Robotic surgery, Surgery