Titlebook: Atlas of Robotic Thoracic Surgery; Kemp Kernstine Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018 Tracheoplas

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Adhesive High-Level Replacement Categoriespletely resect relatively small lesions requires sizeable incisions that can result in unnecessary pain and debility. Minimally invasive techniques have not consistently provided the needed angles of approach, dexterity within the confined space of the mediastinum, and the surgeon-directed visibilit

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Constraints and Application Conditionshallenging. The daVinci robotic system was developed to overcome the limitations of VATS by providing a 3-dimensional vision of the operating field, an intuitive and extended manoeuvrability of the instruments as well as motion scaling with tremor filtering. These features come to advantage particul

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Adhesive High-Level Replacement Categoriesancer, end-stage achalasia, severe refractory reflux disease, and other end-stage esophageal diseases that have resulted in a severely diseased nonfunctioning esophagus appear amenable to this approach. The anesthetic and surgical management are described along with the lessons learned from the surg

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Concepts of a Specification Language,nables the meticulous dissection in the restricted anatomic spaces and complex procedures with three-dimensional view, articulation of the instruments and tremor filtering. In several papers, robotic esophagectomy has been proven as technically feasible and safe procedures in terms of short-term ope

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Basic Operations on Module Specifications,Robotic technology can be used to perform a careful and precise esophagectomy. Three approaches are described: the transhiatal approach, the transthoracic approach with the anastomosis in the chest, and the transthoracic approach with the anastomosis in the neck. The details of each technique are reviewed.

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Robotic EsophagectomyRobotic technology can be used to perform a careful and precise esophagectomy. Three approaches are described: the transhiatal approach, the transthoracic approach with the anastomosis in the chest, and the transthoracic approach with the anastomosis in the neck. The details of each technique are reviewed.

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