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A patient in a study underwent a da vinci assisted cervixexstirpation with concomitant douglasplastik surgical procedure.Twenty days after surgery, the patient complained of lower abdominal pain and subsequently presented to an outpatient gynecologist.A hematoma was diagnosed, for which a one-week course of antibiotics and analgesics was initiated.The symptoms improved significantly with this treatment.Currently, the patient is largely asymptomatic, with only mild spotting persisting.A follow-up gynecological examination is still pending; the event is reported as ongoing.The surgical procedure was completed with no intra-operative complications or da vinci device malfunctions.There were no post-operative complications prior to discharge which occurred the day after surgery.The study investigator reported the event as mild severity, not a serious adverse event, a clavien-dindo grade ii, having a causal relationship to the study procedure, but not related to the da vinci investigational device, not related to the patient's underlying disease status, and not related to a third-party device.
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