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TYPES OF ROBOTIC SURGERY: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING THIS PROCEDURE

2024; Volume: 12; Issue: 06 Linguagem: Inglês

10.21474/ijar01/18861

2320-5407

Isadora de Oliveira Soler, Carla Cristine Orasmo, Andre Machado Garcia, Délio Tiago Martins Malaquias, Giovana Rocha Victorello, Juliana F. B. Paschoal, Breno Freitas Moyses Cristino, Thalita Pinheiro Morel Alineri, Cristiana do Nascimento Oliveira Beloto, Fernanda Lino Botteon, Ana Carolina C. Cruz, Ana Clara Felipe Parreira, Susanna Karen Oliveira Noleto, Mateus Elias Fontenele França, Aline de Oliveira Mota, Roselene de O. Carvalho, Sadrak Horácio Cassoma, Alexandre Dayrell Vivas, Jenyffer Victoria Cabrera, Mariana Macha Regonha, Júlio Elias Calheiros, Elisitt Escarlet Valencia Cabrera, Isaac Oliveira Alves, Luiz Rodolfo Thomaz da Silva, Hannah Kamarowski Fontana, CaioVinicius de Sa Bertozzi, Leonardo Tomé da Silva, Rafaela Del Grosso Reis, Carla Pupo Concone, Alana Suelen de Lima Bozzi, Brenda Maria Mendes Rodrigues de Oliveira, Adriana Farto Viana Delgado, Amanda Luiza Batista Cordeiro, Hiromi M.K Fujishima, Thiago GabanTrigueiro, Joao Victor Almeida Dias, Hamilton Roberto Moreira de Oliveira Carriço, Giuliana Pagliace, Cristiano Bento Alvarenga, Thiago Augusto Rochetti Bezerra, Ronaldo Machado Bueno, Vivian Vilatoro Jodar,

Minimally Invasive Surgical Techniques

Introduction: Robotic surgery has become increasingly accessible and is already a reality worldwide. Although several medical specialties have benefited from this technology, urology is the one that has most incorporated the use of robots into surgical procedures. When we talk about robotic surgery, many patients imagine that a robot is used to carry out the procedure autonomously. It must be made clear that it is the surgeon who controls the robot and that this equipment only reproduces the movements of the doctors hands. Methodology: This article is a systematic review, based on the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) methodology, which seeks to identify the most widely used types of robotic surgery today, their advantages and disadvantages. Literature review: It is important for centers that apply robotics to follow standardized training, improve reporting and increase patient education in order to reduce errors related to robotic surgery. Robotic surgery should be performed by urological surgeons trained in robotics and with extensive experience in robotic and laparoscopic surgery. It should also not be forgotten that adding robots to the surgical equation can create room for error in an area that is already complex and full of risks. Final thoughts: Robotic surgery is getting better and better as more advanced robots are developed to overcome existing shortcomings. Patients should therefore expect better results from robot-assisted surgery as advanced machines are applied.