Safety of robotic cholecystectomy as index training procedure: the UK experience.

Irena StefanovaOmar AlkhatibAndrea SheelEdward AlabrabaMohammad AlibrahimAli ArshadAltaf AwanRyan BaronImran BhattiRicky BhogalVijayanand DhakshinamoorthyRafael Diaz-NietoDeclan DunneAdam E FramptonAlexander GreenShahin HajibandehZaed HamadyLiam HorganEleanor KissaneSailakshmi KrishnanRajesh KumarRajiv LahiriShi LamSiong-Seng LiauGabriele MarangoniShyam MoudhgalyaGeorgios PapadopoulosTim PencavelSarah PickerJason RamsinghAngela RigaMichael SilvaZahir SoonawallaDaren SubarVikas SudVivek UpasaniVincent WongTim WorthingtonKai Tai Derek YeungJawad Ahmad

Published in: Surgical endoscopy (2024)

The current study confirms that robotic cholecystectomy can be safely implemented to routine practice with a low risk of bile duct injury, low bile leak rate, low conversion to open surgery, and low need for subtotal cholecystectomy.

Keyphrases

minimally invasive
healthcare
primary care
cross sectional
clinical practice
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