Cancer kills millions of people around the world every year. Surgery is a mainstay for the cure of solid organ cancer. As a modern principle of surgical oncology, surgery should not only remove the complete locoregional tumor but also aim to minimize surgical trauma to the patient in order to reduce postoperative morbidity and to improve and guarantee the postoperative quality of life. Compared to open surgery, minimally invasive surgical techniques can provide benefits in the form of reduced blood loss, faster recovery, less pain, fewer wound-related complications and a reduced hospital stay for the patient. Therefore, minimally invasive surgery techniques with instrumentation by a video camera and special surgical instruments, which are inserted through small incisions in the patient’s skin, are used in surgical oncology. Robotic surgery is one of the most recent innovations in the spectrum of minimally invasive surgery. After the introduction of the robotic platform for surgical procedures in the beginning of the current millennium, the first operations were conducted for a variety of benign diseases. Nowadays, robotic surgery is also increasingly applied in complex cancer surgery. Robotic-assisted surgical techniques, especially for tumors at solid organs located in visceral cavities, were developed, approved, and distributed within the last decade.
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