Minimum caseload for cost-effective robotic-assisted surgery: a systematic review

Key Points

• Identifies a minimum caseload threshold for cost-effective robotic-assisted surgery, highlighting financial efficiency.
• Cost-effectiveness varies significantly based on surgical outcomes, with higher volumes linked to increased efficiency.
• Systematic review across various surgical disciplines evaluated cost metrics and outcomes related to robotic-assisted procedures.
• Findings support reallocating resources to facilities meeting the established minimum caseload for optimal financial management.