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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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    The Versius CMR robotic system offers improved surgical outcomes with less blood loss and shorter hospital stays compared to traditional methods.

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    This multicentric study analyzed 171 interventions using the Versius system, focusing on pelvic surgeries across various specialties.

  • 3

    Training for the Versius system involved a comprehensive 3.5-day program, including online training and hands-on simulations.

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    No intra-operative complications or conversions to alternative surgical techniques were reported during the analyzed procedures.

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    The study highlights the need for detailed descriptions of individual Versius procedures to address specific challenges in robotic surgery.

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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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