The Robertson–Webb rotating-knife procedure is a surgical technique used for performing a hysterectomy, specifically for the removal of the uterus. This method employs a rotating knife, which allows for more precise and efficient tissue excision during the operation. It was designed to enhance the surgical process by potentially reducing the amount of blood loss and minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. The use of rotating instruments in surgical procedures can lead to more controlled cuts and can help in reducing the recovery time for patients.
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