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Special Issue introduction:
Main discussion topics:
1. Can the subjective criteria "NASA Task Load Index" be a new perioperative quality
parameter to evaluate robotic surgery?
2. Minimally Invasive HPB Surgery: Past, Present and Future.
3. Does the robot have advantages or disadvantages in minimally invasive
Duodenopancreatectomy?
4. What role does hand assistance have in minimally invasive pancreatic surgery: is
the inability to do it a limitation of the robot?
5. Does the robot make sense for sleeve gastrectomy?
6. Minimally Invasive Surgery for Extra-Hepatic Cholangiocarcinoma: are we there
yet?
7. What defines robotic esophagectomy: are we just splitting hairs?
8. Limitations of minimally invasive surgery in Inflammatory Bowel Disease: does
the robot offer any real advantages?
Benefits
Open Access: The full text of each published article can be accessed and downloaded
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Rigorous Peer Review: We strictly follow international guidelines (COPE Ethical
Guidelines for Peer Reviewers) and ensure a rigorous peer review process.
Wide Promotion: The full text of each published article is promoted and widely
disseminated across the internet, conferences and academic social media.
Various Academic Events: We provide various academic activities such as special
interviews, article-sharing seminars, and free webinars for authors of the special issue.
