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Clarissa Verlog
Surgeon specializing in bariatric and minimally invasive surgery at Ponderas Academic Hospital, Bucharest; Chair of the EAES Young Members Taskforce.
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Jul 27, 2026
The Death of Laparoscopy
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3:48Clarissa VerlogGUEST
But I decided to position myself for this podcast as keeping laparoscopy alive.
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3:56Clarissa VerlogGUEST
There are a lot of things that happened in the last 30 years, mostly related to robotic surgery and to the advancement in robotic surgery, but it's much more than just robotic.
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4:07Clarissa VerlogGUEST
And maybe we'll get to that point that at the end of the day, we have to discuss about the benefits of the patient with the minimally invasive approach, how minimally invasive is minimal enough.
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4:20Clarissa VerlogGUEST
And while robotics does great work there, and the single port direction is also a direction that works.
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4:31Clarissa VerlogGUEST
On the other side, there are the notes procedure, particularly vaginal notes, that is also somehow threatening laparoscopy.
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Andi DragaHOST
And this is not the truth because the industry is adapting, is rapidly adapting and more and more platforms arise each day.