• Fertility and sterility · Jul 2005

    Review

    Robotics in reproductive medicine.

    • Sejal P Dharia and Tommaso Falcone.
    • Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
    • Fertil. Steril. 2005 Jul 1;84(1):1-11.

    ObjectiveTo review the history, development, current applications, and future of robotic technology.DesignThe MEDLINE database was reviewed for all publications on robotic technology in medicine, surgery, reproductive endocrinology, its role in surgical education, and telepresence surgery.SettingUniversity medical center.Conclusion(S)Robotic-assisted surgery is an emerging technology, which provides an alternative to traditional surgical techniques in reproductive medicine and may have a role in surgical education and telepresence surgery.

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