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- The introduction of the robotic surgical system in 2005 has led to a gradual increase in robotic surgeries in Korea, with a higher proportion of general robotic surgeries compared to Western countries.
- Robotic liver resection is highlighted as one of the most complex procedures within robotic general surgery.
- The article discusses the development of robotic liver resection techniques in Korea and presents data from their institute and other centers.
Article Abstract
Since the robotic surgical system was first introduced in 2005, the number of robotic surgery has been gradually increasing in Korea. The proportion of general robotic surgery is relatively higher compared to the western countries, but robotic liver resection is one of the most complex procedures among robotic general surgery. In this article, we introduce the development of robotic liver resection in Korea and describe our standardized techniques. The current data on robotic liver resection in our institute and other centers in Korea are also presented.
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