Advanced Robotic Prostate Surgery is now preferred choice for Prostate Cancer patients due to following unmatched advantages:-
- Minimal Bleeding
- Much quicker recovery
- Reduced hospital stay
- Lesser pain killer requirements
- Lower blood transfusion rates
- Improved preservation of physical appearance
- Three (3) D vision enables surgeon to perform Prostate excision with Cancer
- Control without risk of Post Surgery Continence (control over urinary and fecal discharge) and causing Impotency
Minimally-invasive Robotic surgery performed with greater precision and improved functional and cosmetic results. It is expected to reduce length of stay in the hospital, less complications, minimal bleeding and minimal postoperative pain.
With our Robotic Surgery system, the surgical team can remove prostates more quickly and accurately than using conventional surgery, with minimal risk and side-effects to patients.
Benefits of robotic surgery versus open surgery are many. Its 'keyhole' nature means the procedure is less invasive, less painful and there is 80% less blood loss. The recovery time is much faster – treatment is a day or overnight case versus a week in hospital and months of recuperation and there are fewer side effects such as incontinence.
Robotic prostate cancer surgery system is able to provide superior clinical prostate cancer treatment results when compared to non-robotic traditional and scope-assisted procedures.
Advantages of Robotic Prostate Surgery compared to Conventional Early Prostate Cancer Treatment
Conventional Prostate Cancer Surgery
Usually in conventional approach surgeons make decisions using tactile and visual cues to identify a phenomenon, which is actually microscopic which is likely to damage nerves or to leave cancer behind.
Neither clinical nor imaging tests are sensitive enough to capture a tumour at T3 stage where it has become locally advanced and is a few steps away from spreading to distant structures
Sometimes it is difficult for surgeons to find a precise plane between the cancer and urinary sphincter or the nerves and err on the side of cancer safety leading to incontinence or Impotence
Prostate Cancer Surgery with “Da Vinci master slave robot system”
Through this Advanced Robotic Technique (ART) surgeons achieve a Balancing cancer control.
Advanced Robotic technique gives surgeon a sophisticated master slave robot that incorporates 3-D high definition vision, scaling of movement and wristed instrumentation.
Da vinci robot system minimizes side effects thereby control over urinary and fecal discharge i.e. continence and return to normal sexual function.
What is Da Vinci Master Slave Robotic System?
Da Vinci master slave robotic system is used to completely eradicate cancer with minimal side effects for treating Prostate Cancer. Through this system a minimally invasive robot assisted radical prostatectomy technique has been developed in which doctors evolved a unique sequence of surgical steps.
The Da Vinci is a sophisticated master-slave robot that incorporates 3-D high definition visualization, scaling of movement, and wristed instrumentation.
The operations with the Da Vinci System are performed with no direct mechanical connection between the surgeon and the patient. The surgeon is working a few feet away from the operating table, while seated at a computer console with a three-dimensional view of the operating field.
How does the surgeon actually perform the operation
Using the Da Vinci Surgical System, the surgeon operates while seated comfortably at a computer console viewing a 3-D image of the surgical field. The surgeon's fingers grasp the masters on the computer console and while viewing the surgical field through the da Vinci Systems. The surgeon manipulates and guides Da Vinci's computer- assisted robotic arms and instruments to perform complex surgery.
This advanced computer technology seamlessly translates the surgeon's movements at the computer console into precise, real-time movements of the surgical instruments inside the patient. While the surgeon's hands and fingers direct the surgery, the movements are translated by the computer to precise movement of the microsurgical instruments on the robotic arms inside the patient's body.
Robotic Surgery is now also used to treat the following conditions at Super Speciality hospitals in India
- Radical prostatectomy for cancer prostate: the entire prostate is removed and the urinary bladder and is joined to the urethra. The 3D vision helps in accurate surgery and in preserving the nerves so that the post surgery complications like incontinence and impotence are avoided.
- Pyeloplasty: here obstruction of the pelviureteric junction is removed and renal pelvis is joined back to healthy ureter. The Robot helps in suturing and thus improving the overall results of the operation.
- Partial Nephrectomy: this operation is done for removal of small renal tumors. Again this surgery involves precise cutting and suturing of the kidney in minimal possible time which is greatly helped by the da Vinci system.
- Radical Cystectomy with Orthotropic Neobladder Or Ileal Conduit
- LAdrenalectomy
- Nephroureterectomy
- Ureterolysis In Retroperitoneal Fibrosis
- Ureteroneocystostomy
- Pediatric Robotic-Assisted Antireflux Surgery
- Ureteroneocystostomy
- Pediatric Robotic-Assisted Antireflux Surgery
- Ureteroureterostomy
- Sacropexy
- Anterior And Posterior Colpopex
Advantage of Minimally Invasive Robotic Prostate Surgery over Conventional Prostate Surgery
The earlier techniques to removal of prostate cancer revolved around simple prostatectomy or radical prostatectomy.
Simple prostatectomy is a surgery done to remove a part of the prostate gland in benign conditions such as benign prostate hyperplasia.
Radical prostatectomy involves removal of the entire prostate gland including the vas deferens and the seminal vesicles.
This is generally done in case of malignant cases where the cancer has spread beyond the prostate gland and into the pelvic cavity.
All the lymph nodes in the surrounding area are also removed in an attempt to restrict the spread of cancer.
Both these techniques require a long incision in the lower part of the abdomen or the perineum to access the prostate gland.
Robotic prostate cancer surgery system is able to provide superior clinical prostate cancer treatment results when compared to non-robotic traditional and scope-assisted procedures.
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