Abstract
Abstract Background The aim of this video is to present our technique for performing a robotic semi-mechanical oesophago-gastric anastomosis. Methods The four-minute video was edited from a recording of a 2-stage robotic Ivor Lewis procedure for gastro-oesophageal junction cancer. The thoracic stage shown was performed using the Da-Vinci Xi system. The video focuses on demonstrating our standard semi-mechanical robotic anastomosis. We highlight the techniques involved in ensuring satisfactory join length and placement. Relevant regional anatomy and landmarks are highlighted. Results Post procedure the patient was transferred to a level one ward bed. They had an uneventful recovery following our standard enhanced recovery post-oesophagectomy protocol. The patient was discharged on day 7. Conclusions This video provides a clear guide to performing our technique for a robotic Oesophago-Gastric anastomosis. It is a useful resource for new robotic and trainee surgeons.
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