Robot-Assisted Surgery Requiring an Intraoperative Transition to Laparoscopic Surgery Due to an Emergency System Shutdown: A Case Report

Yuichiro Kizaki; Kouki Samejima; Shigetaka Matsunaga; Tomonori Nagai; Yasushi Takai

doi:10.12659/AJCR.952578

27 August 2026 : Case report Japan

Robot-Assisted Surgery Requiring an Intraoperative Transition to Laparoscopic Surgery Due to an Emergency System Shutdown: A Case Report

Diagnostic / therapeutic accidents

Yuichiro Kizaki^{E 1*}, Kouki Samejima^{A 1}, Shigetaka Matsunaga

^{B 2}, Tomonori Nagai^{C 1}, Yasushi Takai

^{D 1}

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.952578

Am J Case Rep 2026; 27:e952578

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Figure 1 Intraoperative findings at the beginning of RASH. The enlarged uterus caused by adenomyosis was visible within the pelvic cavity (arrow). RASH, robot-assisted hysterectomy.

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