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Robotik cerrahi nedir?

Robotik cerrahi, laparoskopik cerrahinin bir türüdür. Laparoskopi, genellikle günübirlik tedavi şeklinde uygulanan, minimal invaziv (az girişimsel) bir cerrahi yöntemdir. Karına her biri yaklaşık bir santimetre uzunluğunda küçük kesiler açılır ve bu kesilerden, ışıklı kamera (laparoskop) ve cerrahi aletler karın içine yerleştirilir. Laparoskop, karın veya pelvik boşluğa girerek cerrahi işlemin gerçekleştirilmesini sağlar. Geleneksel laparoskopide, cerrah bu aletleri doğrudan tutar ve kesilerden içeri yerleştirir. Aletler ileri–geri hareket edebilir, açılıp kapanabilir. Robotik cerrahide de aynı kesiler yapılır ve aletler yerleştirilir; ancak bu aletler genellikle “robotik kollar” tarafından tutulur. Cerrah, bu robotik kolları ve aletleri, hastanın birkaç metre uzağındaki bir kontrol merkezinden (konsol) yönetir. Konsol, aynı ameliyathanede olabileceği gibi uzaktan da kontrol edilebilir.

Robotik cerrahinin geleneksel laparoskopiye göre avantajları nelerdir?

Geleneksel laparoskopiye kıyasla robotik cerrahinin çeşitli avantajları vardır. İlk olarak, konsolda yüksek çözünürlüklü kameralar kullanılır; bu da cerrahın karın ve pelvis içini daha net görmesini sağlar. Ayrıca robotik cerrahide görüntü 3 boyutlu olduğu için derinlik algısı daha iyidir; geleneksel laparoskopide ise görüntü 2 boyutludur. Robotik cerrahide aletlerin kontrolü daha gelişmiştir, çünkü robotik aletler cerrahın eliyle yapabileceği tüm yönlere hareket edebilir. Bu gelişmiş kontrol, cerrahın daha hassas hareketler yapmasına, el hareketlerini yavaşlatıp hızlandırabilmesine ve dikiş atma ile düğüm bağlama işlemlerinin daha kolay gerçekleştirilmesine olanak sağlar.


Robotik cerrahinin laparotomiye (açık cerrahi) göre avantajları nelerdir?

Laparotomiye kıyasla robotik cerrahi daha az invazivdir. Robotik cerrahide kesiler daha küçüktür ve iyileşme süresi 1–2 haftadır; oysa laparotomide bu süre 4–6 haftayı bulabilir. Ayrıca robotik laparoskopide kullanılan 3 boyutlu yüksek çözünürlüklü kamera, cerraha ameliyat sahası ve pelvis arka kısmı üzerinde daha geniş bir görüş sağlar ve yalnızca cerrahın gözleriyle yapılan laparotomiye kıyasla daha fazla büyütme imkânı sunar.


Robotik cerrahinin dezavantajları nelerdir?

Robotik cerrahi sırasında cerrah dokunun fiziksel hissini daha az alır. Birden fazla robotik kol kullanıldığında, hareket kabiliyeti sınırlanabilir. Robotik kollar cerrah tarafından kontrol edildiği için cerrahi asistanların yardım etme imkânı azalır. Ayrıca robotik cerrahinin süresi, geleneksel laparoskopi ya da laparotomiye göre daha uzun olabilir. Bu uzunluk, anestezi süresinin de artmasına neden olabilir ve bu da hasta için potansiyel riskleri artırabilir.


Robotik cerrahi ile en sık yapılan ameliyatlar nelerdir?

Jinekolojide robotik cerrahi sıklıkla aşağıdaki işlemler için kullanılır: histerektomi (rahmin alınması), miyomektomi (myomların alınması), idrar kaçırma cerrahileri, tüp onarımları, endometriozis (rahim iç tabakasının dışarıda büyümesi) dokusunun çıkarılması, pelvik kitlelerin çıkarılması ve onkolojik (kanser) cerrahiler. Özellikle gelişmiş dikiş atma ve düğüm bağlama becerileri sayesinde, açık cerrahi gerektiren büyük myomlar bile robotik yöntemle alınabilir. Gelişmiş alet hassasiyeti, kanser tedavisi için lenf nodlarının ve endometriozise bağlı yapışıklıkların çıkarılmasına da olanak sağlar. Teorik olarak, robotik cerrahi tüm laparoskopilerin ve birçok laparotominin yerini alabilir.
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