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01 · ABSTRACT

Abstract

Introduction and Objective: The approach of Enhanced Recovery after Surgery represents a contemporary paradigm in surgical development. It has proven to improve postoperative parameters. It has become the standard in the management of major surgery. The objective is to perform a literature review on the integration and impact of artificial intelligence and robotic surgery on the enhanced recovery after surgery system.

Materials and Methods: This is a recent literature review conducted on research platforms such as PubMed, Cochrane, and Scholar. It is a review that focuses on the last ten years, from 2014 to 2024. An estimated 17 articles were included in this work using the following keywords: Enhanced Recovery after Surgery protocol, Artificial intelligence, robotic surgery, and urology.

Results: Three major therapeutic advances have positively impacted the application of the enhanced recovery after surgery protocol: Robotic surgery and telesurgery, telemedicine, and artificial intelligence. These new technologies significantly reduce postoperative complications and shorten patient recovery. Enhanced recovery after surgery protocols in robotic urological surgery are associated with improved recovery and resource utilization. All urological procedures can be performed by robotic surgery and sometimes even with robotic telesurgery, which currently requires validation by scientific institutions. The integration of artificial intelligence and new technologies into enhanced recovery after surgery protocols offers significant opportunities to address implementation challenges and improve patient care. Artificial intelligence-based technologies require a large database. Ideally, all platforms should be unified into a single database with a single medical record to create a valid and efficient clinical decision support system.

Conclusion: The integration of artificial intelligence and robotic surgery has become mandatory in the enhanced recovery after surgery system. New technologies offer optimization and personalization of the protocol by simplifying clinical plans, ensuring high compliance, and creating patient-centered approaches with improved clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction.

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02 · PUBLICATION RECORD

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JournalMedical Research Archives
IssueVol 13 No 10 (2025): Vol.13, Issue 10, October 2025
SectionResearch Articles
Published24 October 2025
DOI10.18103/mra.v13i10.6960
ISSN2375-1924
03 · RIGHTS & REUSE

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Authors & affiliations

SK

S. Kerroumi

Department of urology, EHU Oran, health and environment research laboratory, Faculty de medicine of Oran, university Oran1 Algeria

MA

M A Alqurashi

Department of urology, King Faisal Hospital, Makkah 5432, Saudi Arabia

AL

AD. Lansari

Department of urology, EHU Oran, health and environment research laboratory, Faculty de medicine of Oran, university Oran1 Algeria

NA

N N Alessa

Department of urology, King Faisal Hospital, Makkah 5432, Saudi Arabia

CO

C. Ouanezar

Department of urology, EHU Oran, health and environment research laboratory, Faculty de medicine of Oran, university Oran1 Algeria

AA

A A Alharbi

Department of urology, King Faisal Hospital, Makkah 5432, Saudi Arabia

MH

M. Hafaf

Department of urology, EHU Oran, health and environment research laboratory, Faculty de medicine of Oran, university Oran1 Algeria

AB

A. Bazzi

Department of urology, EHU Oran, health and environment research laboratory, Faculty de medicine of Oran, university Oran1 Algeria

MY

M.J. Yousfi

Department of urology, EHU Oran, health and environment research laboratory, Faculty de medicine of Oran, university Oran1 Algeria

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