Anaesthesia management during paediatric robotic surgery: preliminary results from a single centre multidisciplinary experience

Harte, Caroline; Ren, Melissa; Querciagrossa, Stefania; Druot, Emilie; Vatta, Fabrizio; Sarnacki, Sabine; Dahmani, Souhayl; Orliaguet, Gilles; Blanc, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.accpm.2021.100837

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“…Amongst paediatric disciplines, urology is the subspecialty in which robot-assisted surgery is most utilised. General advantages have been shown to be reduced post-operative pain and analgesia requirements, shorter hospital stays, and improved cosmesis compared with open surgery [ 3 , 42 , 43 ]. The most commonly performed robot-assisted procedure in children is the pyeloplasty.…”

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The Role of the Versius Surgical Robotic System in the Paediatric Population

Brownlee

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2022

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The uptake of robot-assisted surgery has continuously grown since its advent in the 1990s. While robot-assisted surgery is well-established in adult surgery, the rate of uptake in paediatric surgical centres has been slower. The advantages of a robot-assisted system, such as improved visibility, dexterity, and ergonomics, could make it a superior choice over the traditional laparoscopic approach. However, its implementation in the paediatric surgery arena has been limited primarily due to the unavailability of appropriately sized instruments as per paediatric body habitus, therefore, requiring more technologically advanced systems. The Versius surgical robotic system is a new modular platform that offers several benefits such as articulated instruments which pass through conventional 5 mm ports, compact arms for easier manoeuvrability and patient access, the ability to mimic conventional port placements, and adaptive machine learning concepts. Prior to its introduction to paediatric surgery, it needs to go through a careful pre-clinical and clinical research program.

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The Role of the Versius Surgical Robotic System in the Paediatric Population

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2022

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“…Firstly, the use of minimal invasive surgery techniques 1,2 . The second recent innovation in pediatric surgery was the introduction of robotic surgery 3 . However, little has yet been published regarding the use of this technique in children and infants 1,3 …”

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“…3 However, little has yet been published regarding the use of this technique in children and infants. 1,3 In the current study, we retrospectively compared two consec-…”

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Perioperative management of surgical correction of ureteropelvic junction obstruction in children: A comparison of robotic‐assisted versus conventional minimally invasive techniques

Julien-Marsollier

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Pediatric Anesthesia

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“…Additionally, the use of mini-invasive surgical techniques might determine an easier management of post-operative pain [17]. In this regard, besides general anesthesia, different loco-regional blockades are intra-operatively performed, depending on the type of surgery [18].…”

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Innovative Techniques Associated with Traditional Abdominal Surgery in Complex Pediatric Cases: A Tertiary Center Experience

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Pediatric abdominal surgery is constantly evolving, alongside the advent of new surgical technologies. A combined use of new tools and traditional surgical approaches can be useful in the management of complex cases, allowing less invasive procedures and sometimes even avoiding multiple interventions. This combination of techniques has implications even from the anesthetic point of view, especially in post-operative pain control. Thereby, tertiary level centres, including highly-specialized professionals and advanced equipment, can maximize the effectiveness of treatments to improve the final outcomes. Our paper aims to present some possible combinations of techniques recently used at our institution to provide a one-session, minimally invasive treatment within different areas of abdominal surgery.

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Anaesthesia management during paediatric robotic surgery: preliminary results from a single centre multidisciplinary experience

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

The Role of the Versius Surgical Robotic System in the Paediatric Population

The Role of the Versius Surgical Robotic System in the Paediatric Population

Perioperative management of surgical correction of ureteropelvic junction obstruction in children: A comparison of robotic‐assisted versus conventional minimally invasive techniques

Innovative Techniques Associated with Traditional Abdominal Surgery in Complex Pediatric Cases: A Tertiary Center Experience

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