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Surgical robotics improve minimally invasive surgery outcomes.

A comprehensive review of 31 surgical robotic platforms (SRPs) highlights their transformative impact on robot-assisted minimally invasive surgeries (RMIS). By integrating AI-based computer-assisted surgery (CAS) systems, SRPs enhance clinical outcomes through precise execution. The analysis introduces a new classification system for SRPs and evaluates 27 video-guided CAS systems, pinpointing both benefits and limitations. This work not only outlines the current landscape but also emphasizes the need for further research in surgical robotics.

Review by Oza RS, Mehta MA and Siarry P in Int J Med Robot

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