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               A randomized, prospective trial comparing this approach with other conventional approaches needs to be
               performed to further validate the results.


               In conclusion, robotic technology has the potential of accomplishing highly selective dorsal preganglionic
               and postganglionic sympathectomy with accuracy. This technique may decrease the incidence of post
               sympathectomy compensatory hyperhidrosis and Horner’s syndrome.


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