Robotic-assisted repair of an inguinal hernia. Indeed, robots are taking over everywhere, even in surgery, where they are used to assist in urology, gynecology, abdominal and liver surgeries, and even ENT procedures.
The robot gives the surgeon an extra degree of freedom with the rotation of multiple instruments in the abdominal cavity, while maintaining superior visualization of all the surrounding structures.
The anesthesiologist must ensure adequate ventilation and blood pressure parameters, which change significantly with this procedure.

Vigilance as always.

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