Robotic-assisted posterior tracheopexy (RAPT), a minimal invasive approach to treat severe trachobroncomalacia: A retrospective single center experience

Key Points

• Robotic-assisted posterior tracheopexy successfully improved symptoms of trachobroncomalacia, enhancing patient quality of life.
• Patients showed significant improvements after a follow-up period of six months, indicating lasting effectiveness.
• Retrospective analysis at a single center provided detailed insight into surgical outcomes and patient recovery.
• This study highlights the potential of minimally invasive approaches, warranting further investigation into broader application.