Hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery
Abstract Background: Advanced laparoscopic surgery is complex and time-consuming. Achieving consistent efficacy and safety throughout the entire procedure is always a problem. For this reason, hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery (HALS) was developed. Methods: Devices were designed to allow manual acc...
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