September 25, 2025Journal of Robotic SurgeryOpen Access

Pioneering robotic surgery for complex gynecologic conditions: implementation beyond cancer care

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Observational analysis reveals successful robotic surgery for gynecologic conditions, indicating broad potential beyond cancer care.

The implementation of robotic-assisted surgery showed a low complication rate of 2.2%.
During the first year, 184 procedures were performed, including 46 for cancer and 138 for benign pathologies.
Training six surgeons was integral to the successful launch of this robotic surgery program.
The complexity of procedures increased while maintaining low hospitalization times and costs.

Hernández et al. (2025) studied this question.

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