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Originally described in 2010 by Attalah et al. (1), TAMIS was designed to allow access to mid-rectal and more proximal lesions. The continued evolution of robotic surgery including three-dimensional imaging,… Click to show full abstract
Originally described in 2010 by Attalah et al. (1), TAMIS was designed to allow access to mid-rectal and more proximal lesions. The continued evolution of robotic surgery including three-dimensional imaging, motion scaling, tremor elimination, and enhanced dexterity in a confined space introduced a concept of Robotic TAMIS (R-TAMIS). First successful application of this platform was demonstrated in cadaver models (2, 3), but this technique has also found its place in colorectal surgery (4).
Keywords:
rectal polyp;
polyp video;
robotic transanal;
transanal excision;
large rectal;
excision large
Journal Title: Colorectal Disease
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Colorectal Disease
Year Published: 2020
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