Observing Use of the Maestro 1.1 Platform in Laparoscopic Surgery for Adults

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to observe how the Maestro Platform is used in real-world laparoscopic surgeries. The study focuses on monitoring the safety and performance of this surgical assistance device, evaluating its impact during procedures. The research is sponsored by Moon Surgical and includes adult patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery. Participants will have laparoscopic surgeries performed using the Maestro Platform, which assists by positioning and holding the surgical scope and retractor as guided by the surgeon. Standard surgical techniques and equipment are used alongside the device. Surgeons can switch back to manual minimally invasive surgery or convert to open surgery if needed during the procedure. During the study, researchers will track adverse events related to the device or procedure, procedure completion without device failure, and various procedure details such as duration, recovery time, and surgeon satisfaction. Measurements include monitoring complications, pain after surgery, device preparation time, and human resource use. Participants are followed for 30 days to assess safety and recovery outcomes.

Maestro 1.1 Post-Market Registry