2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2023.02.014
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Robotic-assisted surgery for endometrial cancer is safe in morbidly and extremely morbidly obese patients

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“…This pragmatic, prospective study has given an in-depth picture of intra-/postoperative events and patient-subjective recovery following RH in a population of patients with different levels of obesity. The results indicate that despite being a high-risk population there was a low risk of intra-and post-operative complications, in keeping with other case series [18], and the median subjective return to previous activity levels was only 4-6 weeks.…”
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“…This pragmatic, prospective study has given an in-depth picture of intra-/postoperative events and patient-subjective recovery following RH in a population of patients with different levels of obesity. The results indicate that despite being a high-risk population there was a low risk of intra-and post-operative complications, in keeping with other case series [18], and the median subjective return to previous activity levels was only 4-6 weeks.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…In Mendivil's study of participants with a median BMI of 47.9 kg/m 2 , the maximum operative time was lower in the RS group as compared to the open surgery or LS groups, 2.67 h versus 3.92 h and 4.42 h, respectively. Our study shows that rising patient BMI appears to be associated with a small increase in RH operative times, in keeping with other case series [18,24], and is an important consideration in this typically anaesthetically high-risk population when the duration of procedure may influence post-operative outcomes [28]. Increasing surgical team experience with high-BMI cases can streamline the surgical work flow, reducing conversion rates and increasing lymphadenectomy rates [25].…”
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confidence: 84%
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