Editorial
Laparoscopic surgery using robots
Author(s): Edward Williamson*
Mini-invasive adrenalectomy has become popular in recent decades as an alternative to the traditional open procedure. Gagner was the first to implement laparoscopic adrenalectomy into clinical practise in 1992. When compared to open surgery, several studies have shown that laparoscopic surgery is safer and more feasible, with shorter hospital stays, faster recovery, less pain and narcotic use, and fewer peri- and post-operative problem The conventional therapy for benign minor adrenal masses (less than 8 cm) is currently minimally invasive adrenalectomy. Laparoscopic Adrenalectomy (LA) has also been used in the treatment of small (5 cm) malignant adrenal carcinomas in some situations. Alternative techniques, such as lateral retroperitoneal or Posterior Retroperitoneal Adrenalectomy (PRA), have been developed to avoid the requirement for neighbouring tissues to be mobilised and to less.. Read More»
DOI:
10.37532/ PULJEDS-2022.6(2).10-11
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