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doi:10.1007/s11934-024-01231-7...
Auteur
Arney, Lucas A. Bissette, Randall G. Smith, Jordan M. Bayne, Christopher E.Langue
enEditor
Springer
Categorie
Urology
Jaar
2024
vermelding datum
09-10-2024
Trefwoorden
pediatric urology robotic surgery single port single-port sp urology systems roboticBeschrijving
Purpose of Review Detail the evolution, utility, and future directions of the da Vinci SP® in pediatric urology, focusing on perioperative outcomes and intraoperative details.
Recent Findings The SP has been safely and successfully utilized in various pediatric urological procedures, from pyeloplasty to nephroureterectomy to appendicovesicostomy.
Reports indicate mixed operative times but similar hospital stays and postoperative outcomes compared to multiport (MP) robotic surgery.
The learning curve for transitioning from MP to SP systems in pediatric patients appears manageable, though the smaller abdominal circumference in children poses a notable challenge.
This review assumes that SP systems will primarily be acquired for adult services, not considering initial and ongoing costs to hospital systems.
Summary The SP serves as a complementary option, rather than a replacement, for MP robotic surgery in pediatric urology, offering potential advantages in specific scenarios.
Cosmetic outcomes with the SP appear at least as favorable as MP surgery, but further research is needed.
Future research should focus on patient-centered outcomes to optimize SP robotic surgery use in pediatric patients.
Arney, Lucas A.,Bissette, Randall G.,Smith, Jordan M.,Bayne, Christopher E., 2024, Implementation and Utility of the Da Vinci SP (Single Port) in Pediatric Urology, Springer
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