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ROBOT-ASSISTED SURGERY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: RESULTS OF A FRENCH MULTICENTER STUDY ON 1401 PATIENTS
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In brief
This French multicenter study analyzes 1401 pediatric robot-assisted surgery cases over five years, examining indications, procedural trends, and technical considerations as RAS becomes standard practice for select pediatric conditions. The research provides national-level evidence to guide robotic program development in pediatric surgical centers.
- Robot-assisted surgery has become standard of care for multiple pediatric surgical indications in France over the past five years.
- This multicenter study represents the largest French national dataset on pediatric RAS, analyzing 1401 patients across multiple institutions.
- Evidence-based practices for establishing pediatric robotic surgery programs are still evolving despite increasing adoption.
- The study provides benchmark data on procedural trends and technical considerations for centers developing pediatric RAS programs.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Establishing a robotic program in pediatric surgery remains challenging, with evidence-based practices still evolving. Over the last five years, robot-assisted surgery (RAS) has become the standard approach for several pediatric indications. This study presents the first national analysis of pediatric RAS in France, aiming to evaluate indications, procedural trends, and technical considerations.
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