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How it Works
As with laparoscopic surgery, robotic surgery uses small incisions that result in fewer traumas to the body than traditional open surgery. Surgeons gain a magnified 3D view inside the body, allowing for improved visualization and the ability to clearly see the target area and its anatomy. Furthermore, the robotic surgical system filters hand tremors from surgeons and scales down movement, which is vital when working in small, intricate areas of the body. Surgeons are able to work sitting down comfortably in a console as they perform surgery through the robotic arms, resulting in an efficient surgery with less blood loss and tissue injury.
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Robotic vs Laparoscopic Surgery
Both traditional laparoscopy and robotic-assisted surgery are forms of minimally invasive surgery, but there is a difference between the two. In
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IRB Current Rosters
All board members are listed here.
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IRB Submission Deadlines
Learn more about the deadlines and other important notices, for submitting to the review board.
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IRB FAQ
Find the answers to common questions about reviews board here.
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IRB Links
Investigator Training Links
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IRB Training Requirements
Completion of the appropriate CITI Training is required for all investigators and research personnel prior to IRB approval at Orlando Health.
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IRBNet
Learn how to register or access IRBNet.
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Contact Orlando Health IRB
Mailing Address: Orlando Health IRB 1414 Kuhl Ave. MP #21 Orlando, FL 32806 IRB #1 (Adult IRB) Manager: Harry Wingfield, MFA, CIP E-mail
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Code of Conduct
The Compliance and Ethics Program aids in detecting and preventing deviations from expected behavior, whether intentional or not.
