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Robotic colorectal surgery: experiences, challenges and opportunities through our own research

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Igor Černi Orcid logo ,
Igor Černi
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Oddelek za splošno in abdominalno kirurgijo, Splošna bolnišnica Celje , Celje , Slovenia

Dragan Vanovac
Dragan Vanovac

Specialist hospital for veins, rectum and skin diseases , Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler near Bonn , Germany

Editor: Adrijan Sarajlija

Abstract

Robotic colorectal surgery has revolutionized minimally invasive surgical techniques, offering numerous advantages over traditional approaches. Enhanced precision, reduced blood loss, shorter hospital stays, and improved patient outcomes are among the key benefits. However, high costs and technical complexities limit its widespread adoption.
This study explores the experiences, challenges, and future directions of robotic colorectal surgery. While it offers significant advantages, further research is needed to optimize techniques, reduce costs, and expand its application. By addressing technical limitations and exploring innovative approaches, robotic surgery has the potential to further improve patient care and surgical outcomes.

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