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- Innovative robotic systems like the Senhance Surgical System (SSS) enhance surgery precision with features such as eye tracking and haptic feedback.
- A case study involving a 74-year-old man demonstrated the successful use of SSS for laparoscopic local gastrectomy (LLG) to remove a gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST), with no complications reported.
- The SSS also offers cost-saving benefits by utilizing reusable instruments, indicating potential for a wider range of surgical applications in the future.
Article Abstract
Various innovative robotic systems have been developed to improve surgery precision. The Senhance Surgical System (SSS) is a digital laparoscopic system offering eye tracking and haptic feedback. Several reports have described application of the SSS to general surgeries, including cholecystectomy and colectomy. However, use of the SSS for gastric tumor has not been reported. We experienced a case of laparoscopic local gastrectomy (LLG) for gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) with the SSS. A 74-year-old man diagnosed with GIST underwent LLG with the SSS. Operation, docking, and console times were 117, 11, and 59 minutes, respectively. No perioperative complications were encountered. This study is the first to report LLG for GIST with the SSS. LLG with the SSS was safe and feasible. The SSS can use reusable forceps and contribute to reducing medical costs. The development of instruments is also progressing, and various kinds of surgery are likely to be indicated.
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