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[Robotic surgery in gynecology: is it the future?].

Pluvio Jesús Coronado Martín

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Abstract

Gynecologic surgery has been undergone a significant change in the last decade thanks to innovation in health technology. The appearance of the Da Vinci Surgical System has revolutionized the concept of minimally invasive surgery, due to add advantages over conventional laparoscopic surgery, such us three-dimensional vision, wristed forceps and a complete control of the instruments by the surgeon. The evidence published reflects that robotic surgery is preferable to laparotomy and laparoscopic approach, because it is more accurate, versatile, intuitive, and reduces perioperative morbidity. The future of Gynecologic Surgery is linked to the robotic approach.

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Gynecologic surgery has been undergone a significant change in the last decade thanks to innovation in health technology. The appearance of the Da Vinci Surgical System has revolutionized the concept of minimally invasive surgery, due to add advantages over conventional laparoscopic surgery, such us three-dimensional vision, wristed forceps and a complete control of the instruments by the surgeon. The evidence published reflects that robotic surgery is preferable to laparotomy and laparoscopic approach, because it is more accurate, versatile, intuitive, and reduces perioperative morbidity. The future of Gynecologic Surgery is linked to the robotic approach.

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Gynecologic surgery has been undergone a significant change in the last decade thanks to innovation in health technology. The appearance of the Da Vinci Surgical System has revolutionized the concept of minimally invasive surgery, due to add advantages over conventional laparoscopic surgery, such us three-dimensional vision, wristed forceps and a complete control of the instruments by the surgeon. The evidence published reflects that robotic surgery is preferable to laparotomy and laparoscopic approach, because it is more accurate, versatile, intuitive, and reduces perioperative morbidity. The future of Gynecologic Surgery is linked to the robotic approach.

Key concepts: Medicine, Robotic surgery, Laparoscopic surgery, Laparotomy, Surgery, Forceps, Perioperative, General surgery

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