Robotic Surgery Trends and Efficiency in a High-Volume Gynecologic Surgery Center

Alexandra Snyder, Yael Baumfeld, S. Abbas Shobeiri, S. Abbās Shobeiri
In: Journal of Gynecologic Surgery · 2023 · vol. 40(1) , pp. 48–53 · doi:10.1089/gyn.2023.0020 · W4388213416
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This study analyzed robotic surgery trends and efficiency at a high-volume gynecologic center, finding that robotic gynecologic surgery is more advantageous for complex procedures performed by high-volume surgeons.

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Objective: This study evaluated trends and efficiency of robotic surgeons per surgical volume, procedure type, and subspecialty. As robotic surgery is more popular in gynecologic subspecialties, studies comparing surgical volume suggest that robotic gynecologic surgery is advantageous when performed by high-volume surgeons and used for complex surgeries.

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