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This video demonstrates robot-assisted resection of a paravertebral ganglioneuroma in a 13-year-old girl. The procedure illustrates the application of robotic surgery to the resection of a paravertebral tumor in a pediatric patient. The video focuses on operative exposure, identification of the tumor and adjacent anatomical structures, careful dissection along the tumor plane, and specimen removal. Particular attention is given to the relationship between the lesion and surrounding tissues, as well as the use of articulated instruments in a confined operative field. This case highlights the importance of anatomical orientation, controlled dissection, and meticulous tissue handling during minimally invasive pediatric tumor surgery.
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