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[Role and place of the surgical complex "Da Vinci" in treatment for the right half of colon cancer].

Currently there are a large number of publications, in which the data demonstrate advantages of laparoscopy-assisted colectomy against open surgery. These advantages include: fewer complications in the postoperative wounds, reducing the intensity of pain in the postoperative period, a decrease in length of hospital stay, faster recovery of bowel function in the postoperative period as well as the best cosmetic effect. Also it is proved that when performing laparoscopic surgery it is possible to achieve the criteria of oncological radicalism. A number of clinical studies have reported similar rates of a 3-and 5-year survival rate between these two approaches, which makes laparoscopy-assisted colectomy an attractive alternative to traditional open surgery. Despite significant advances in laparoscopic treatment for colon cancer surgeons are still faced limitations inherent to traditional laparoscopic technique. Development and distribution of surgical instruments for a robotic complex in the middle of the 2000s made it possible to overcome limitations through the use of tools with multiple degrees of freedom and stable three-dimensional high-definition images. The use of robotic technologies in laparoscopic surgery has showed their safety and effective alternative to standard laparoscopic surgery.