Revista de Cirugía Universal

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Abstracto

Automated Surgery in Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery: A Review

Rahbar Reza

Later headways in mechanical technology innovation have permitted more complex surgical strategies to be performed utilizing negligibly intrusive approaches. In this article, we surveyed the part of mechanical help in Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery. We highlight the points of interest of robot-assisted surgery and its clinical application in this field. Later progresses in gear and surgical procedures have made Negligibly Obtrusive Surgery (MIS) a well-tolerated and effective strategy in a few areas of surgery. It has a few points of interest over standard surgical approaches, counting more quick recuperation, lower rate of postoperative contamination, diminished torment, way better postoperative resistant work, and corrective comes about. In this way, Robotic-Assisted Surgery (RAS) has picked up ubiquity in a few surgical specialties and numerous teach are presently contributing in therapeutic mechanical innovation for applications in common, urological, cardiac, gynaecological, and neurological surgery. This unused and energizing innovation has been appeared to be secure, have superior or comparable results, and can be taken a toll viable when compared with routine surgical approaches. This has raised intrigued in its utilize in other surgical areas, such as otolaryngology and head and neck surgery. Head and neck and a few aviation route strategies have been related.

Keywords

Surgery; Head; Neck; Otolaryngology

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