Abstract
Robotic-assisted laparoscopy has progressively displaced conventional laparoscopy for selected benign gynaecological procedures, offering three-dimensional visualisation, articulated instrumentation and ergonomic advantages that are particularly valuable during complex dissections such as deep endometriosis excision or extensive adhesiolysis. A single-centre series describing one hundred and six consecutive patients who underwent robotic-assisted surgery using the Da Vinci Xi system between 2021 and 2024 evaluated perioperative outcomes and the institutional learning curve by comparing the first and second halves of the case series, finding measurable improvement in operative efficiency as surgical teams gained experience with the platform [1].
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