A systematic review on the effectiveness of robot-assisted minimally invasive gastrectomy.

Lianne TriemstraR B den BoerM M RoversC E V B HazenbergR van HillegersbergJ P C GruttersJ P Ruurda

Published in: Gastric cancer : official journal of the International Gastric Cancer Association and the Japanese Gastric Cancer Association (2024)

During worldwide RAMIG implementation, the IDEAL-framework was followed in sequential order. IDEAL-3 and 4 long-term studies showed that RAMIG is similar or even better to conventional surgery in terms of hospital stay, lymph node yield, and overall/disease-free survival. In addition, RAMIG showed reduced postoperative complication rates, despite higher costs.

Keyphrases

minimally invasive
robot assisted
free survival
lymph node
healthcare
primary care
randomized controlled trial
patients undergoing
systematic review
neoadjuvant chemotherapy
sentinel lymph node
quality improvement
acute care
squamous cell carcinoma
emergency department
acute coronary syndrome
locally advanced