Key result
Robotic cardiac surgery proliferation introduces new challenges for surgical and anesthesiology teams.
Why the study?
Robotic surgery has emerged as a paradigm shift in cardiac surgery over the last 15 years, requiring evaluation of its development and challenges.
Systematic Review
Robotic cardiac surgery has proliferated over the last 15 years, representing a paradigm shift that introduces new challenges, including for anesthesiology teams.
Robotic cardiac surgery adoption faces cost and training hurdles; systematic review extends historical context but leaves open need for RCTs.
Robotic Cardiac Surgery: A Systematic Review of the Past and Present Development and evolution has accompanied the human race since the very beginning-technical, economic or social. Curiosity of the human mind and need of the hour has led to consistent discoveries and inventions. Medical sector has perennially faced the challenges of expansion and ability to provide new and better ways of diagnosis and treatment, reducing risk and cost and enhancing overall benefits. Robotic surgery is the beginning of one such revolution in surgical sphere, considered a paradigm shift by many. This innovative technology has been implemented in the field of cardiac surgery and its use has proliferated over the last 15 years. The anesthesiology team also requires coping up with the new challenges.
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Kar et al. (2015) conducted a systematic review in Cardiac surgery. Robotic cardiac surgery was evaluated. Robotic cardiac surgery has proliferated over the last 15 years, representing a paradigm shift that introduces new challenges for surgical and anesthesiology teams.
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