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Robotika v chirurgii

Spuštění robotického systému DaVinci v Praze přineslo řadu otázek. Za posledních 150 let došlo k rychlému rozvoji chirurgie. To se potvrzuje ve vývoji v endoskopické chirurgii postihující všeobecnou, hrudní a kardiovaskulární chirurgii. V článku je podán přehled vývoje od laparoskopické k robotické chirurgii.

Klíčová slova:
endoskopická chirurgie, robotická chirurgie, tele chirurgie

Authors: J. Šváb
Authors‘ workplace: I. chirurgická klinika 1. LF UK a VFN, Praha
Published in: Čas. Lék. čes. 2006; 145: 61-63
Category: Special Articles

Overview

Installation first robotic system DaVinci in Prague in Czech Republic brought many questions. Surgery has rapidly changed during last 150 years. The progress in endoscopic surgery concerned namely the general surgery, thoratic and cardiovascular surgery. Present article gives and overview on the development of surgical techniques in the world from the laparoscopic to robotic surgery.

Key words:
endoscopic surgery, robotic surgery, tele surgery.

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