Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: Robotic surgery has significant potential in pharyngeal and
microlaryngeal surgery. We demonstrate the use of a surgical robot in pharyngeal and …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: The trend toward minimally invasive surgery has led to the
development and mastery of endoscopic and laparoscopic surgical techniques. These …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: To develop a technique for computer enhanced robotic
transoral supraglottic partial laryngectomy in the canine model. Study Design: Surgical …

Objectives/Hypothesis Using human cadavers, we investigated the feasibility of using a new
robotic platform, the Medrobotics Flex System, for laryngeal access and flexible tool delivery …

Objectives/Hypothesis: We hypothesize that bimanual, three-dimensional robotic surgery
will prove valuable for glottic microsurgical procedures. Study Design: To test this …

Anatomic constraints and instrumentation design characteristics have limited the exploitation
of endoscopic surgery in otolaryngology. The move toward less invasive and less morbid …

Objectives To explore the feasibility of performing endo‐robotic neck surgery in a porcine
model and to compare the results of robotically enhanced endoscopic surgery with those …

Surgical robotics in otolaryngology: expanding the technolog... : Current Opinion in Otolaryngology
& Head and Neck Surgery Surgical robotics in otolaryngology: expanding the technology envelope …

Recent advancements in robotics technology have allowed more complex surgical
procedures to be performed using minimally invasive approaches. In this article, we …

The first application of robotic technology in surgery was described in 1985 when a robot
was used to define the trajectory for a stereotactic brain biopsy. Following its successful …