Patients characteristics and surgical outcome data for 208 patients who underwent either integrated robotic distal gastrectomy or conventional laparoscopic distal gastrectomy

This dataset comprises a single <b>.xlsx </b>spreadsheet. The data are patient characteristics and surgical outcomes for patients who underwent gastrectomies. Two types of gastrectomy are covered: integrated robotic distal gastrectomy (IRDG), which combines fluorescence imaging with a Single-Site robotic platform (Intuitive Surgical), and conventional laparoscopic distal gastrectomy (CLDG).<br><br>Data are provided for 208 patients, with key variables including:- <b>Approach </b>(IRDG = 1, CLDG = 0)- <b>Age</b>- <b>Sex</b>- <b>BMI</b>- <b>ASA </b>(American Society of Anesthesiologists score)- <b>conversion </b>(to open surgery)- <b>Time </b>(operation time, in minutes)- <b>readmission </b>(1 = readmitted)<br>The related study compares the surgical success of IRDG versus CLDG. To do this, the authors performed retrospective analysis of patient characteristics and surgical outcomes for 208 patients: 56 who underwent IRDG and 152 who underwent CLDG. Surgical outcomes were measured by assessing: the frequency of perioperative morbidity, conversion to open surgery, readmission after discharge, positive resection margin, and retrieval of &lt;16 lymph nodes. The study reports that more favourable surgical outcomes are associated with IRDG.<br>