Titlebook: Robotic Approaches to Colorectal Surgery; Howard Ross,Sang Lee,David E. Rivadeneira Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Robotic and Patient Positioning, Instrumentation, and Trocar Placement complicated the learning curve. Some of the limitations in terms of two-dimensional imaging, limited dexterity, and a long learning curve could possibly be overcome by robotic approaches. This chapter will describe robotic room setup, instrumentation, patient positioning, and trocar placement.

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Perioperative Considerationseumoperitoneum. Finally, practitioners must understand the special considerations of robotics including docking, the lack of tactile feedback, the potential for peripheral nerve damage due to patient positioning and prolonged operative times, and the high operating and maintenance costs.

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Anatomy Considerations in Robotic Surgerymally invasive visualization of structures may produce angst. As critical structures in abdominal procedures appear different in open, laparoscopic, and robotic approaches, one should always establish familiar orientation depending upon modality used. This chapter seeks to demonstrate relevant colorectal anatomy from a robotic perspective.

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The Role of a Bedside Assistantstant responsible for continued support with robotic and laparoscopic instrumentation and more importantly responsible for the patient’s safety. We aim to characterize the role of the bedside assistant and how to optimize efficiency during surgery.

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