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This video presents robot-assisted resection of a right adrenal ganglioneuroma in a 6-year-old boy. The procedure demonstrates the application of robotic surgery to pediatric tumor resection in the right upper abdominal or retroperitoneal region. The video highlights patient positioning, operative exposure, identification of the tumor and adjacent anatomical structures, and careful dissection to mobilize and remove the lesion. Particular attention is given to anatomical orientation and preservation of the surrounding tissues during tumor resection. This case provides a practical example of minimally invasive pediatric adrenal tumor surgery and illustrates how three-dimensional robotic visualization and articulated instruments can facilitate precise dissection within a confined operative field.
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