Robotic surgery in craniofacial reconstruction: A systematic review of techniques, outcomes, and limitations

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Systematic review identifies robotic surgery's outcomes and limitations in craniofacial reconstruction, suggesting enhanced precision.

Robotic surgery shows improved surgical outcomes in craniofacial reconstruction, reducing blood loss and enhancing aesthetics.
Clinical results indicate lower complication risks, yet nerve damage and infections remain a concern in robotic procedures.
Observational analysis of literature from multiple databases evaluates robot-assisted surgical techniques and patient demographics.
Findings suggest significant promise in robotic techniques, yet highlight the need for randomized trials to assess effective integration.

Emmanouil Dandoulakis (2025) studied this question.

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