Abstract: Minimally invasive surgery which began in 1980s has become an important part in the field of gynecologic tumor surgery. However, counterintuitive hand-movement, two-dimensional visualization and limited degrees of instrument motion that makes conservative laparoscopic surgery unable to meet every patient’s needs. Robotic-assisted surgery carries with its advantages. Clinical research compared the value and outcomes of robotic-assisted gynecologic surgery, conservative laparoscopic gynecologic surgery and laparotomy. With advanced system and three-dimensional visualization, through long-curve training as well as practising with instruments, more gynecologic authorities and surgeons become familiar with this new technology.

Key words: Robotic-assisted gynecologic surgery, Conservative laparoscopic gynecologic surgery, Benign radical hysterectomy, Myomectomy, Endometrial cancer