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  • Safety of Continuous Force Feedback in Robotic Hysterectomy and Myomectomy. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026 Jul-Sep; 30(3).Jeong IY, Lee S, … Kim SJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: Continuous force feedback through the closure phases of robotic hysterectomy and myomectomy was not associated with cuff dehiscence or uterine wound disruption, and mean operative force clustered near 2 newtons. These hypothesis-generating findings warrant larger studies before safety equivalence can be inferred.
  • Evaluation of the Educational Impact of a Laparoscopic Bowel Anastomosis Simulator. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026 Jul-Sep; 30(3).Fontaine-Nicola A, Reyes E, … Szoka NJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: In this pilot study, BATS realism and educational value were confirmed. The simulator's standardized design and reproducibility make it a valuable addition to MIS training programs. Structured training with the BATS simulator significantly improved fellow confidence in laparoscopic hand-sewn anastomosis. Further studies should assess objective performance outcomes and long-term skill retention.
  • Thoracoscopic Intrathoracic Double-Flap Technique for EGJC. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026 Apr-Jun; 30(2).Ono T, Tamaki Y, … Sunagawa HJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: This case series demonstrates the technical feasibility and reproducibility of thoracoscopic intrathoracic DFT for mediastinal esophagogastrostomy. Standardized exposure using posterior fixation and 90° rotation allows stable intracavitary suturing and supports the safe application of this valve-forming reconstruction in the thoracic cavity.
  • Surgical Treatment Experience of Intestinal Endometriosis. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026 Apr-Jun; 30(2).Rodríguez HO, Garcia Salazar JA, … Restrepo MCJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: The management of intestinal endometriosis requires a multidisciplinary approach involving expert gynecological endoscopists in collaboration with colorectal surgeons to minimize complications. Our findings highlight the importance of individualized surgical strategies, with a focus on fertility preservation whenever possible.
  • Office Hysteroscopy: Treating Intrauterine Pathology and Avoiding the Operating Room. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026; 30(2).Kim SW, Antoine A, … Levie MJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: This study supports that office hysteroscopy is an effective approach that helps patients avoid the OR with the ability to perform an excellent diagnostic procedure and to treat common pathology. While patients with more advanced pathology may end up in the OR, office hysteroscopy can aid in planning the appropriate approach and procedure to be performed for more complex cases. Most our patients did not need an OR procedure in the 3 years following office hysteroscopy.
  • Elements Affecting Quality of Life in Individuals With Gastroesophagel Reflux Disease. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026; 30(2).Kong L, Zheng Y, … Wang XJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: The research pinpointed 2 categories of psychological quality-of-life trajectories: those of continuous decline and those of constant increase, revealing that insufficient family support and smoking habits predict adverse trajectory categories. Early preoperative identification of these predictive factors can help identify patients at risk of adverse trajectory categories, thereby guiding their early postoperative recovery.
  • Robotic versus Laparoscopic Hiatal Hernia Repair in Elderly Patients. [Systematic Review]
    JSLS. 2026; 30(2).Liu Q, Li X, … Liu NJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: Robotic hiatal hernia repair demonstrates safety and efficacy comparable to laparoscopy in elderly patients, with possible benefits in complex or reoperative cases. Current evidence supports both as effective minimally invasive approaches; however, further prospective, age-specific studies are needed to validate long-term outcomes and cost-effectiveness.
  • Resident Satisfaction with Laparoscopic Training in Saudi Arabia. [Journal Article]
    JSLS. 2026; 30(2).Nassar RM, Allaf FM, … Alruwaily AFJSLS
  • CONCLUSIONS: In this national cohort, self-rated laparoscopic skill was intermediate with a clear suturing gap. Skills tracked with practice frequency and learner confidence and satisfaction, rather than mere access to equipment. Programs should embed protected, twice-weekly, proficiency-based practice with coaching and objective assessment to accelerate autonomy and standardize competence.