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- * The use of this approach significantly increased from 18.7% in 2019 to 97.8% by 2023, with a mean procedure time of 127 minutes and no intraoperative deaths reported.
- * Thirty-day adverse events included a 1.9% rate of major complications, with factors like intraoperative conversion and respiratory failure being linked to higher risks of complications and mortality.
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