Vincenzo La Vaccara

Vincenzo La Vaccara


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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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18 April 2020 in Updates in Surgery
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Damiano CaputoDamiano Caputo
Damiano Caputo
SASilvia Angeletti
Silvia Angeletti
MFMichele Fiore
Michele Fiore
MCMassimo Ciccozzi
Massimo Ciccozzi
ACAlessandro Coppola
Alessandro Coppola
RCRoberto Coppola
Roberto Coppola

1 December 2023 in Minerva Surgery
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RPRoberto Peltrini
Roberto Peltrini
Filippo CarannanteFilippo Carannante
Filippo Carannante
GGGennaro Giovine
Gennaro Giovine
TPTommasangelo Petitti
Tommasangelo Petitti
VVVincenzo La Vaccara
Vincenzo La Vaccara
DBDomenico Borzomati
Domenico Borzomati
Article: Long-term patient-reported outcomes after anti-reflux surgery for gastroesophageal reflux disease and hiatal hernia repair: a single-center experience - Minerva Surgery 2023 Jul 24 - Minerva Medica - Journals

20 March 2025 in Annali Italiani di Chirurgia
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Roberto CammarataRoberto Cammarata
Roberto Cammarata
VVVincenzo La Vaccara
Vincenzo La Vaccara
GMGennaro Melone
Gennaro Melone
ACAlberto Catamerò
Alberto Catamerò
TFTommaso Farolfi
Tommaso Farolfi
DCDamiano Caputo
Damiano Caputo
This editorial reviews the early experiences and outcomes associated with the application of the Hugo™ Robotic-Assisted Surgery (RAS) system in general surgical procedures, highlighting its technical advantages and clinical implications. A retrospective analysis of three robotic cholecystectomies and three robotic rectal resections performed with the Hugo™ RAS system was conducted, with a focus on operative times, docking efficiency, and patient outcomes. Key system features and procedural strategies were evaluated. Robotic cholecystectomies demonstrated a significant reduction in docking times and excellent patient outcomes, with no complications and short hospital stays. Robotic rectal resections showcased the system's adaptability for intricate pelvic dissections, achieving clear oncological margins and favorable postoperative recovery. The Hugo™ RAS system proves to be a versatile and cost-effective platform for general surgery, with potential to democratize access to robotic-assisted procedures. Future research is warranted to optimize workflows and validate its benefits across broader surgical.