AI Article Synopsis
- Laparoscopic surgery is advancing quickly thanks to new technologies, but it also has some limitations.
- An articulating device that allows for 360° movement could help overcome issues with rigid surgical instruments.
- Demonstrating the effectiveness of this device is challenging due to the complexity of factors affecting surgical results.
Article Abstract
Laparoscopic surgery is rapidly evolving with technological advances, but there are several drawbacks. An articulating device, with freedom of a perfect 360°, is attractive as a solution to overcome the restriction of instrument movement caused by straight tools. Its usefulness or efficacy should be supported by relevant scientific evidence. However, it is sometimes difficult to prove it because the factors influencing the surgical outcomes are complex and closely related to each other.
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