Pain and quality of life outcomes following robotic and laparoscopic repair of small-mid sized ventral hernias: insights from the aspire india study

Vivek Bindal; Pradeep Jain; Randeep Wadhawan; Ashwinikumar Kudari; Sreedhara V. Setty; Udipta Ray; Vijaykumar C. Bada; Vishal Soni; Biswabasu Das; Ramkaran Chaudhary; Naveen Sharma; Dhananjay Pandey; Jayant Gul Mulchandani; Deepa Kizhakke Veetil; Mohamed Shies Sadat; Agnigundala Anusha; Krishna Bharadwaj; Divya Gupta; Akhil Dahiya

doi:10.1007/s10029-025-03562-x

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Quality of life outcomes improved significantly following robotic repair compared to laparoscopic methods.
Patients reported lower pain scores, with a notable difference in recovery experiences at follow-up.
Observational analysis across various institutions highlighted distinct advantages in robotic repairs for ventral hernias.
These findings support using robotic techniques for better patient outcomes, though validation in broader settings remains essential.

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Observational analysis shows superior quality of life outcomes in patients undergoing robotic repair of ventral hernias, suggesting effective intervention.

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