A Case of Single Port Laparoscopic Staging of Ovarian Stromal Tumor

Innovations in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery: Improving Outcomes and Recovery Gynecology

“…Combining the advantages of laparoscopy with improved robotic dexterity, robotic-assisted surgery is a quantum leap in MIGS. Gynecologic treatments have made extensive use of the da Vinci Surgical System, a groundbreaking robotic platform that allows surgeons to perform difficult manoeuvres with increased range of motion and enhanced ergonomics [4]. Research has demonstrated its effectiveness in a variety of gynecologic treatments, from myomectomies to hysterectomies, demonstrating its adaptability and application [5].…”

“…The range of instrument capabilities has increased with the inclusion of robotic platforms in MIGS. With greater accuracy, robotically assisted devices replicate the hand movements of a surgeon with unmatched dexterity and articulation [4]. Robotic surgery uses wristed devices that allow for intricate manoeuvres in small places, which facilitates precise dissection and suturing in gynecologic operations [5].…”

“…Customised Plans for Patient Care Individualised and customised care plans are essential parts of ERPs in MIGS. The identification of patient-specific characteristics and expectations is made possible by preoperative examination and counselling [4]. Smoother recoveries are achieved by lowering preoperative anxiety and controlling expectations through patient education on the surgical technique, expected results, and postoperative care.…”

“…Techniques with little invasiveness have proven to be more effective in managing pain following surgery. Compared to patients undergoing open operations, patients receiving MIGS treatments report lower levels of postoperative discomfort and require less postoperative analgesia [4]. Better pain control goes a long way towards helping patients feel more comfortable and heal more quickly.…”

“…The advent of laparoscopy and, more recently, roboticassisted surgery, have highlighted advancements in MIGS [3]. By providing improved dexterity and visualisation and reducing surgical trauma, these approaches have completely redesigned the surgical approach [4]. For example, laparoscopic operations are becoming more and more common because they need smaller incisions, which lead to less discomfort after surgery, shorter hospital stays, and quicker recovery times [5].…”