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The role of minimally invasive liver surgery is evolving and expanding to include major hepatectomies in addition to less extensive resections. Both laparoscopic and robotic-assisted methods are being utilized. Advantages of robotic-assisted surgery include improved visualization and ergonomics. A successful robotic surgery program relies on the creation of a strong team both inside and outside of the operating room and allows for efficient and safe patient care. In addition to the clinical and technical expertise needed to perform complex liver operations, all members of the operating room team must have the knowledge to troubleshoot some of the unique technical issues and complications encountered when using the robotic surgical platform. The intra-operative team consists of dedicated anesthesiologists, circulating nurses and surgical technicians with specialized training in liver and robotic-assisted surgery, allowing for safe implementation of a robotic hepatic surgery program.

Building up an effective robotic liver surgery team: who do we need?