Key result
Modern obstetric surgical and robotic technologies are linked to reduced maternal and infant mortality.
Why the study?
Modern surgical methods play a key role in ensuring the safety of the mother and newborn as surgical intervention possibilities and diagnostics expand.
Modern surgical methods and technologies in obstetrics contribute to reducing maternal and infant mortality and improving patient prognosis.
May warrant evaluation of robotic obstetric techniques; leaves open prospective RCTs to confirm mortality benefits.
Modern surgical methods in obstetric practice play a key role in ensuring the safety of the mother and newborn. With the development of medicine, the possibilities of surgical interventions have significantly expanded, diagnostics have improved, and risks for patients have decreased. This paper discusses the main surgical interventions in obstetrics, such as caesarean section, episiotomy, vacuum extraction and the application of obstetric forceps. Special attention is paid to new technologies and methods, such as minimally invasive operations, the use of laser technology, as well as robotic systems. Modern approaches to caesarean section include aspects such as optimization of the incision, accelerated recovery after surgery and reduction of the risk of infectious complications. In addition, the latest methods of anesthesiological support and antiseptic methods are discussed. Thus, the development of surgical aspects of obstetric practice contributes to reducing maternal and infant mortality, improves the quality of medical care and improves the prognosis for both patients.
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A.A. et al. (2024) conducted a review in Obstetric surgical interventions. Modern surgical methods in obstetric practice was evaluated. Modern surgical methods and technologies in obstetric practice, including minimally invasive and robotic systems, contribute to reducing maternal and infant mortality and improving care quality.
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