Abstract
Surgery is one of the primary methods for the removal of colorectal cancers.
Various surgeries are performed based on the location of cancer and its spread. Due to
many shortcomings of extensively invasive procedures, laparoscopy was invented to
visualize cancer perfectly and later remove that tumor. However, some technical
difficulties were observed, and the physiological complexity of the tumour site caused
this method to fail. Later, the FDA announced the approval of a surgical system
operated by a team of specialists. This system has more enhanced precision compared
to conventional treatments, showing increased efficacy.
Keywords: Efficacy, Laparoscopy, Local excision, Side effects, Surgical system, TME
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