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For all intents and purposes, laparoscopic surgery began in 1989. Historically, as this technique gained in popularity, initial evaluations were often lacking when compared with open surgery; however, since that time, there have been marked improvements in our minimally invasive technology (ie, advanced techniques, camera systems, instrumentation, and educational curricula) to develop the skills needed to perform laparoscopic procedures safely and effectively. Not surprisingly, as skill levels and instrumentation have evolved, minimally invasive technology has clearly been shown to have consistently more favorable outcomes than open procedures in the appropriate clinical setting.

“Lapbotic” Surgery: Blending the Expertise of an Advanced Minimally Invasive Surgeon With the Precision of a Robot to Best Serve the Patient