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For patients with colon polyps (clumps of cells in the lining of the colon) treatment often requires removal of the affected portion of the colon. Both conventional laparoscopic and robotically assisted minimally invasive surgery have been shown to have reduced complication rates and shorter hospital stays.
This study aims to look at the use of the VI RASD as a robotic surgical device in right or left colectomy procedures to see if the device performs as intended and is safe for use.
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The purpose of the clinical study is to evaluate the device's indications for use in the clinical environment. The VI RASD is a surgical tool intended to assist in the endoscopic manipulation of tissue during bowel resections. The VI RASD is designed to allow a surgeon to perform minimally invasive colon procedures in the same fashion used in laproscopic and robotically assisted surgery with a single incision site in the abdominal wall.
The study will evaluate the efficacy of the VI RASD in manipulating and dissecting the right or left colon and preparing the colon for resection. The safety profile of the device will also be assessed through analysis of overall intraoperative and post operative adverse events as compared to published literature.
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