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Time-series and thematic analyses of clinical utilities and operational issues in early clinical studies of the da Vinci surgical system.

PMID: 42201559 ·

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RevistaJournal of robotic surgery
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PMID42201559

Resumen

During early adoption of robotic surgeries, evidence is primarily descriptive, and how such evidence emerges and accumulates over time remains poorly understood. This study introduces a framework for modeling the temporal dynamics of descriptive evidence on device-level utilities and operational issues accumulated during early adoption of the da Vinci system. We employed a three-step approach comprising systematic dataset acquisition, thematic coding of device utilities and operational issues, a

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