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Robot-Assisted Surgery Compared with Open Surgery and Laparoscopic Surgery: Clinical Effectiveness and Economic Analyses

Chuong Ho, Eva Tsakonas, Khai Tran, Karen Cimon, Melissa Severn, Monika Mierzwinski‐Urban, Jacques Corcos, Stephen E. Pautler

Year
2011
Citations
75

Abstract

The primary objectives of this Health Technology Assessment (HTA) were to assess the clinical and cost-effectiveness of robotic surgery compared with open procedures and laparoscopic procedures. We conducted a systematic review to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of robotic surgery compared with open procedures and laparoscopic procedures, followed by a systematic review of economic evaluation studies. We also conducted a primary economic evaluation of robotic surgery in one indication from a Canadian perspective and assessed robotic surgery’s potential impact on health services (population impact and budget impact) in Canada.

Keywords

MedicineLaparoscopic surgeryRobotic surgeryOpen surgerySurgeryPopulationEconomic evaluationGeneral surgeryLaparoscopy

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