“…However, robotic surgery offers several advantages over traditional laparoscopy, including three-dimensional vision, increased degrees of freedom of movement of the instruments, tremor reduction, and motion scaling. These features appear well suited for the pediatric population given the prevalence of reconstructive surgery [4]. Yet there have been concerns of using the surgical robot in pediatric patients given the limited operative space, relatively large camera and instrument ports, increased operative time for docking and undocking, and potential decreased anesthesia access to the patient [5,6].…”