Enhanced exposure and visualization in splenic flexure mobilization with comparable perioperative outcomes: experience with Artisential® during laparoscopic low anterior resection - Takeaways - MDSpire

Enhanced exposure and visualization in splenic flexure mobilization with comparable perioperative outcomes: experience with Artisential® during laparoscopic low anterior resection

  • By

  • E. Cho

  • H. S. Ryu

  • J.-S. Kim

  • S.-J. Baek

  • J.-M. Kwak

  • J. Kim

  • December 29, 2025

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    Laparoscopic surgery is preferred for colorectal cancer due to shorter hospital stays and fewer complications.

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    Artisential® instruments enhance splenic flexure mobilization by providing 360-degree motion and improving visibility.

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    Using Artisential® increased screen utilization from 86.4% to 98.2% during laparoscopic low anterior resections.

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    No significant differences were found in operation time, hospital stay, or complication severity between groups with and without Artisential®.

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    The number of harvested lymph nodes was similar in both groups, indicating that Artisential® does not compromise oncologic outcomes.

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Enhanced exposure and visualization in splenic flexure mobilization with comparable perioperative outcomes: experience with Artisential® during laparoscopic low anterior resection

  • by E. Cho, H. S. Ryu, J.-S. Kim, S.-J. Baek, J.-M. Kwak, J. Kim

  • December 29, 2025

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