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The LASER trial was a multicenter parallel group open-label individually randomized clinical trial comparing elective laparoscopic sigmoid resection to conservative treatment in patients with recurrent, complicated, or persistent painful diverticulitis.
Rates of readmissions and reoperations were higher in laparoscopic group compared with robotic-assisted group. A literature search evidenced similar reoperation rates for laparoscopic colorectal resection.
27 cze 2024 · The primary aim of this single center analysis is to compare elective laparoscopic and robotic sigmoid colectomies for diverticular disease on the extent of operative trauma and the costs.
An overview of overall charge revealed significantly lower total costs per operation and postoperative hospital stay for the robotic approach, 6058 € vs. 6142 € (p = 0,014) not including the acquisition and maintenance costs for both systems. Conclusion.
The primary aim of this study is to compare elective laparoscopic and robotic left-sided sigmoid colectomies for diverticular disease on the extent of operative trauma and the costs, which are the most outspoken controversy in the discussion of both procedures. The secondary aim is to compare the operative time, con-
27 lip 2010 · The incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICER) indicate that improvements in pain, quality of life, and complication rate could be achieved at limited costs. Total healthcare costs of laparoscopic and open elective sigmoid resections for symptomatic diverticular disease are similar.
1 mar 2020 · Minimally invasive sigmoid colectomy via the laparoscopic approach (LA) has numerous benefits. We seek to compare outcomes between laparoscopic and robotic sigmoid colectomies. We analyzed the data using the National Inpatient Sample database between 2008 and 2014.
