Analysis of the accuracy of indacianine green in robotic surgeries for sentinel lymph node identification associated with neoplasms
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https://doi.org/10.55892/jrg.v7i15.1745Keywords:
Indocyanine green, Methylene Blue, Technetium, Robotic Surgical Procedures, Sentinel LymphAbstract
Technology advances every year, bringing innovations and knowledge that simplify daily life and increase safety in procedures. In medicine, robotic surgery is an excellent example of this progress, introducing innovations that enhance safety in complex procedures, such as oncological surgeries for the removal of cancerous tissues. In this context, the use of indocyanine green in robotic surgery stands out. This fluorescent substance enables the differentiation between areas with better blood perfusion and those with lower perfusion, facilitating the visualization of poorly vascularized cancerous nodules and allowing for the precise removal of compromised tissue. This review article discusses the use and advancements of indocyanine green in robotic surgery, focusing on its application in sentinel lymph node identification. Studies show promising results, with success rates exceeding those of traditional methods, suggesting a potential increase in the efficacy and safety of robotic surgery. The analysis of cases described in the literature, where this technique was utilized, illustrates the benefits of indocyanine green.
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