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Objective: We analyzed the safety and feasibility of introducing robotic surgery for cervical cancer at our facility. Design: We studied complications and outcomes of robotic surgery in our first 10 uterine cervical cancer cases. Setting: Between June 2014 and April 2016, we performed robotic surgery on 10 cases. Patients: All 10 had uterine cervical cancer IA1-IIA1. Interventions: Operations for uterine cervical cancer were performed using a surgical robot (da Vinci Si Surgical

Introduction of robotic surgery for uterine cervical cancer: complications and short term outcomes of first 10 cases in our service