The cover story of this month’s edition of The Bulletin, the monthly member magazine of the American College of Surgeons, describes the cost of robotic surgery as a “complex equation.”
The article poses this question: “While research and surgeon experiences paint a positive trendline for use and outcomes of robotic-assisted surgery, the consistent question is — what is the true cost of robotic surgery? The answer has yet to be defined because each patient, procedure, health system, and individual surgeon’s skill is unique and data on costs are still in their nascent stages. However, useful knowledge and perspectives can be gleaned on the financial bottom line for robotic surgery that may help inform decision-making on the best technological approaches.”
Take a deep dive into the issue by reading the full Bulletin article.
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