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Evaluation of Versius CMR in Pelvic Surgical Procedures: A Multicenter Study on Surgical Setup and Initial Results

  • By

  • Maria Chiara Sighinolfi

  • Maurizio De Maria

  • Iacopo Meneghetti

  • Mauro Felline

  • Andrea Pisani Ceretti

  • Luca Mosillo

  • Chiara Catalano

  • Alessandro Morandi

  • Tommaso Calcagnile

  • Enrico Panio

  • Mattia Sangalli

  • Filippo Turri

  • Stefano Terzoni

  • Simone Assumma

  • Luca Sarchi

  • Margarita Afonina

  • Annamaria Marconi

  • Paolo Pietro Bianchi

  • Salvatore Micali

  • Bernardo Rocco

  • Giorgia Gaia

  • January 13, 2024

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Objective:

To report a comprehensive analysis of the Versius system for pelvic surgery, detailing indications, setup, and early outcomes in a multicentric study across two institutions.

Key Findings:
  • 171 interventions performed with Versius CMR, 42 of which were pelvic procedures, highlighting the system's applicability.
  • No intra-operative complications or conversions to alternative surgical techniques, indicating strong operational reliability.
  • Complications included 2 Clavien II and 1 IIIb, with a single case of re-admission at 30 days, suggesting manageable risk.
Interpretation:

The Versius CMR system demonstrates feasibility and safety for pelvic surgeries, with promising early outcomes and manageable complications, warranting further investigation into long-term efficacy.

Limitations:
  • Retrospective design may introduce bias, particularly in data collection.
  • Limited sample size for specific procedures may affect generalizability.
  • Short follow-up duration for assessing long-term outcomes.
Conclusion:

This study represents the first comprehensive analysis of pelvic surgeries using the Versius system, indicating its potential as a viable alternative in robotic surgery, while underscoring the need for further studies to validate these findings.

Original Source(s)

The use of Versius CMR for pelvic surgery: a multicentric analysis of surgical setup and early outcomes

  • by Maria Chiara Sighinolfi, Maurizio De Maria, Iacopo Meneghetti, Mauro Felline, Andrea Pisani Ceretti, Luca Mosillo, Chiara Catalano, Alessandro Morandi, Tommaso Calcagnile, Enrico Panio, Mattia Sangalli, Filippo Turri, Stefano Terzoni, Simone Assumma, Luca Sarchi, Margarita Afonina, Annamaria Marconi, Paolo Pietro Bianchi, Salvatore Micali, Bernardo Rocco, Giorgia Gaia

  • January 13, 2024

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