Presented by Ajita Prabhu at the Your Session: Abdominal Wall Hernia – Provocative Questions in the Practice of Hernia Repair held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Friday, March 24, 2017
Keyword(s): 3D imaging, adoption, AHS, AHSQC, American Hernia Society Quality Collaborative, anatomy, comparative study, complication rate, cost, curriculum, dexterity, docking, EPA, ergonomics, feasibility, general surgeon, general surgery, generalizable, indications, industry, injury, intracorporeal suturing, Journal of Surgical Oncology, laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair, laparoscopic IPOM, laparoscopy, learning curve, length of stay, LIHR, long-term follow-up, long-term outcomes, LOS, marketing, minimally invasive surgery, MIS, morbidity, multicenter, observation, open approach, open inguinal hernia repair, open surgeons, outcomes, outpatient, pain, proctoring, prospective randomized trial, publications, recovery room, recurrence rate, residency, retrospective, return on investment, RIHR, robot, robotic hernia repair, robotic hernia surgery, robotic inguinal hernia repair, robotic IPOM, robotic retromuscular hernia repair, robotic surgery, robotic ventral hernia repair, robotics, ROI, rTAPP, rVHR, seroma, SSI, Surgical Endoscopy, surgical site infection, survey, TAR, technique, technology, training, transversus abdominis release, urologists, value
New technology adoption–45 sec
Pros & cons–1:26
Growth of robotic hernia repair–2:14 General Surgery News 2016
Robotic IHR–2:40
Citations–4:01 Surg Endosc 2016
rVHR evidence–5:53 World J Surg 2012
Pt benefits–8:22
Cost–9:25
ROI–11:08
Citation–12:21 Surg Endosc 2017
Robotic hernia repair adoption–14:08
Q&A session–15:27
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