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A national cohort study of 54,174 patients reveals that laparoscopic and robotic approaches for liver and pancreatic resections significantly lower hospital charges compared to open surgery, primarily by reducing complications and shortenin
A population-based study in England reveals that correcting socioeconomic and clinical inequalities in the use of minimally invasive surgery for colon cancer significantly reduces hospital stays and 1-year mortality, highlighting a critical
An international randomized trial found minimally invasive pancreatoduodenectomy (mostly robotic) noninferior to open surgery for 90‑day overall complications and modestly faster functional recovery, with lower fistula and wound‑infection r
The MIND trial found no significant functional benefit or mortality reduction with minimally invasive surgery compared to medical management alone in supratentorial intracerebral hemorrhage patients at 180 days.
