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Robotic Single-Port Hartmann Reversal is Safe and Effective

A robotic single-port approach for Hartmann reversal enhances surgical feasibility while minimizing trauma.

  • Five patients underwent the procedure with no major complications.
  • Mean operating time was 199 minutes, and hospital stay averaged 4 days.

This technique leverages robotic instrumentation to reduce tissue damage and the risk of enteric injury, making it a strong option for restoring bowel continuity.

  • Future advancements in robotic systems could expand its application in complex cases.

Video-Audio Media by Spinelli A, Sacchi M, Chaoui AM and Foppa C in Dis Colon Rectum

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