Key result
The adoption of robotic-assisted surgery in Poland has grown rapidly, but significant fragmentation, low individual surgeon case volumes, and regional disparities highlight the need for centralized training and standardized registries.
Why the study?
Despite dynamic growth and expanding reimbursement for robotic-assisted surgery in Poland, challenges such as regional disparities, underutilization, low individual procedure volumes, and lack of a centralized registry remain.
The rapid expansion of robotic surgery in Poland requires urgent implementation of structured training, centralized registries, and standardized evaluation to address regional disparities and low individual surgeon volumes.
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Rapid but fragmented robotic adoption in Poland warrants caution on unchecked expansion; leaves open whether centralized training and registries improve outcomes.
Kubiak et al. (2025) conducted a review in Robotic-assisted surgery. Robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) was evaluated. The adoption of robotic-assisted surgery in Poland has grown rapidly, but significant fragmentation, low individual surgeon case volumes, and regional disparities highlight the need for centralized training and standardized registries.
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