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Rev Esp Med Quir 2014; 19 (3)
Minimally invasive surgery: historical background; present and future perspectives at ISSSTE
Guerrero-Aguirre J, Ortiz-Barrón S, Castillo-Arriaga R, Salazar-Lozano C
Language: Spanish
References: 19
Page: 375-386
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ABSTRACT
Attempts to perform minimally invasive procedures are as old as medicine’s
history. However, it was not until the Industrial Age when development
allowed its peak and made safe this type of surgical techniques.
The advent of the Information Age has made minimal invasion surgery
only an evolutionary step in the development of surgery. The lack of
financial resources in our country has produced a severe technological
backwardness in this area, compared to first world countries. However,
the emergence of more efficient financial policies in our country, hiring
services provided by third parties, has allowed to improve operational
deficiencies resulting from the lack of investment in health infrastructure
and poor supply chains. This has significance for the ISSSTE, as a
significant growth was observed in the number of minimally invasive
surgeries performed in the last decade. However, the lack of coverage
of these services in all hospital units of the Institute results in limited
effective access to such health care; condition that poses a challenge in
the near term. More favorable contractual conditions for the Institution,
together with costs appropriately differentiated according to the type of
procedure performed, are viable alternatives to amend these deficiencies.
Finally, the ISSSTE cannot stay apart of the vertiginous development
of new technologies available, if we intend to provide health services in
the medium term to match our patient’s needs and demands.
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