Author(s)

Fuli An

Corresponding Author

Fuli An

Abstract

In robot-assisted gynecological oncology surgery, the application of surgical cooperation path aims to improve surgical efficiency and patient safety by optimizing the surgical process. Studying a reasonable surgical cooperation path can effectively reduce surgical time, lower the incidence of postoperative complications, and enhance surgeons’ operational accuracy during surgery. Through simulating surgical paths and real-time monitoring, surgeons can better respond to emergencies during surgery, thereby improving the overall treatment effect. This study explores the impact of surgical cooperation path on postoperative recovery, intraoperative blood loss, and hospital stay by analyzing surgical data from multiple patients. The results show that the surgical group using robot-assisted technology combined with the optimized path is superior to the traditional surgical group in all indicators. This study provides an important reference for the standardization and personalization of gynecological oncology surgery in the future.

Keywords

robot-assisted, gynecological oncology surgery, surgical cooperation path, surgical efficiency