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Lausanne University Hospital Reports Findings in Robotics (Ondemand robotics-Th e best of both worlds for robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – New research on Robotics is the subjec t of a report. According to news reporting out of Lausanne, Switzerland, by News Rx editors, research stated, “A modular, combined use of robotic and laparoscopi c platforms has been suggested to address challenges in optimal workspace utiliz ation. The 3-arm on-demand open Dexter Robotic System was developed to combine t he advantages of robot-assisted precision surgery in narrow spaces with the lapa roscopic approach for frequent position changes in larger spaces.” Our news journalists obtained a quote from the research from Lausanne University Hospital, “The system integrates 2 patient carts, a fully controllable endoscop e arm, and a sterile surgeon open console, allowing for a rapid switch between r obot-assisted surgery and laparoscopy. When switching, the robotic arms may be f olded into a laparoscopic home position at any time during a procedure, allowing unrestricted access to the patient. Switches take 15-30 seconds, occurring seam lessly without redocking or recalibrating upon returning to the robotic mode. Du ring oncologic colorectal resections, some procedure steps (eg, central vessel l igation and lymphadenectomy) are best suited for the robotic approach, providing advantages related to 3-dimensional vision, improved ergonomics, and improved d exterity within confined spaces. In contrast, the laparoscopic platform is bette r suited for procedure steps requiring frequent movements within a large workspa ce (eg, lateral to medial mobilization of the colon). The Dexter system provides a portfolio of 7 robotic instruments with monopolar and bipolar function operat ing with any existing available generator. Furthermore, existing operating room equipment, including insufflating devices, optics, and trocars can be used with the Dexter robotic platform.”
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