SURGICAL
Commentary: Is Robotic Thyroid Surgery Worth the Learning Curve?
Neil D. Gross
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
There are numerous potential applications of robotic technology to head and neck procedures, including thyroidectomy. The learning curve for robotic thyroid surgery appears to be steep, as highlighted in a study published in this issue. This commentary explores the challenges with learning robotic thyroid surgery and questions the potential risks and benefits of increased adoption of this approach.
Keywords
Learning curveRobotic surgeryThyroidHead and neck surgeryThyroidectomyMedicineHead and neckGeneral surgeryMedical physicsSurgery
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