1289 A Superior Approach? the Role of Robotic Surgery in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Abstract Background This study compared the short-term outcomes of robotic and laparoscopic surgery for IBD patients to assess efficacy using robotics in minimally invasive surgery. The goal was explore whether is a superior surgical technique with better outcomes. Method A retrospective review all who underwent conducted from 2018-2022 . Demographics, peri, intra post-operative data were analysed. Results included 42 surgeries patients, which 24 18 laparoscopic. Right hemicolectomies accounted 63% surgery, stomas formed 38% procedures. Amongst procedures, 44% total colectomies 39% had right hemicolectomies, 78% requiring stomas. median operative time 30 minutes shorter than On average, hospital stays 3 days less patients. There cases (17%) returning ward within after 1 case (4%) However, there 2 (8%) Grade complications (6%) One patient each group required days, but no necessitated conversion open deaths. Conclusions suggest that can be safe effective option operating times Overall, these findings may approach