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ID
doi:10.1007/s11701-022-01373-1...
Author
Wong, Shing Wai Crowe, PhilipLangue
enEditor
Springer
Category
Urology
Year
2022
listing date
11/14/2022
Keywords
learning curve robotic colorectal surgery operative time multidimensional analysis variables timeAbstract
Learning related to robotic colorectal surgery can be measured by surgical process (such as time or adequacy of resection) or patient outcome (such as morbidity or quality of life).
Time based metrics are the most commonly used variables to assess the learning curve because of ease of analysis.
With analysis of the learning curve, there are factors which need to be considered because they may have a direct impact on operative times or may be surrogate markers of clinical effectiveness (unrelated to times).
Variables which may impact on operation time include surgery case mix, hybrid technique, laparoscopic and open colorectal surgery experience, robotic surgical simulator training, technology, operating room team, and case complexity.
Multidimensional analysis can address multiple indicators of surgical performance and include variables such as conversion rate, complications, oncological outcome and functional outcome.
Analysis of patient outcome and/or global assessment of robotic skills may be the most reliable methods to assess the learning curve.
Wong, Shing Wai,Crowe, Philip, 2022, Factors affecting the learning curve in robotic colorectal surgery, Springer
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