SURGICAL
Learning curve and pitfalls in establishing a new robotic liver surgery program
Ahmad Hamad, Allan Tsung, Aslam Ejaz
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
The development and adaptation of robotic-assisted surgery has provided surgeons and patients with several benefits over laparoscopic surgery. This technology allows for improved dexterity, three-dimensional binocular vision, reduced operative fatigue, improved ergonomics from the console-surgeon interface, and stabilization of tremor during surgery.
Keywords
Learning curveRobotic surgeryMedicineMedical physicsGeneral surgeryComputer scienceOperating system
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