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Single port robotic hysterectomy technique improving on multiport procedure
John R Lue1, Brian Murray, Stephen Bush
1Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Georgia Health Sciences University, Augusta, Georgia, USA.
Abstract:
The benefits of laparoscopic surgery over conventional abdominal surgery have been well documented. Reducing postoperative pain, decreasing postoperative morbidity, hospital stay duration, and postoperative recovery time have all been demonstrated in recent peer-review literature. Robotic laparoscopy provides the added dimension of increased fine mobility and surgical control. With new single port surgical techniques, we have the added benefit of minimally invasive surgery and greater patient aesthetic satisfaction, as well as all the other benefits laparoscopic surgery offers. In this paper, we report a successful single port robotic hysterectomy and the simple process by which this technique is performed.
