首页|University Hospital North Norway Reports Findings in Prostatectomy(Robotic assi sted simple prostatectomy mitigates perioperativemorbidity compared to open sim ple prostatectomy - a singleinstitution report)
University Hospital North Norway Reports Findings in Prostatectomy(Robotic assi sted simple prostatectomy mitigates perioperativemorbidity compared to open sim ple prostatectomy - a singleinstitution report)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning DailyNews Daily News – New research on Surgery - Prostatectom y is the subject of a report. According tonews reporting originating from Troms o, Norway, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “Accordingto the guidelin es of the European Association of Urology, open simple prostatectomy should be o fferedto men with a prostate size exceeding 80 mL suffering from moderate to se vere LUTS in the absence of atransurethral enucleation technique. However, open simple prostatectomy is associated with complicationssuch as bleeding, blood t ransfusions and increased length of stay compared to minimally invasive procedures.”Our news editors obtained a quote from the research from University Hospital Nor th Norway, “The aimof the study was to compare perioperative data from the firs t cases of robotic assisted simple prostatectomy(RASP) to that of patients subj ected to open simple prostatectomy (OSP) at our department. Thepatients were id entified by a search for the respective procedure codes. In the OSP group enucle ation ofthe adenoma was performed through the prostatic capsule (Millin procedu re), while access to the adenomawas gained through the bladder in the RASP grou p. Complications were scored according to the Clavien-Dindo classification syste m. 27 patients who underwent OSP were retrospectively identified and comparedto the first 26 patients who were subjected to RASP. The groups were similar with respect to age, bodymass index and ASA score. Operative time was significantly shorter in the OSP group compared to theRASP group. Bleeding volume, drop in po stoperative hemoglobin and the number of blood transfusionswere all significant ly higher in the OSP group compared to the RASP group. Average length of stay was 5.5 (2-18) days in the OSP group compared to 1.6 (1-5) days in the RASP group (p <0.001). Thenumber of postoperative complications, Cla vien-Dindo 2, were significantly higher in the OSP group (11)compared to the RA SP group (none, p<0.001).”
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