LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC UROLOGY
Laparoscopic
Urologic surgery is a well-recognized
discipline. The last decade has led to enormous progress
in the field of mini-invasive surgery. In this time period, the Urologic Laparoscopy Center has been at the forefront of innovations in this field. In the last few years, there has been enormous technological progress. In comparison to traditional open surgery, the indications for Laparoscopic surgery have been refined, developed and more universally accepted.
Today, it is possible to operate with laparoscopic surgery the majority of Oncologic tumors such as those originating in the prostate or kidney. In addition other urologic disorders such as uretero-pelvic stenoses, bladder diverticula, cystoceles, rectoceles, lymphoceles, some urinary stones and renal cysts can be easily handled through a laparoscopic approach.
Advantages of laparoscopic surgery include the practical absence of pain, minimal hospitalization time, and most importantly, superior vision for the surgeon. The operative field is viewed at a magnification of 10-15 times normal. This means that it is possible to perform surgery with a degree of accuracy and precision that is
far superior to what can be achieved with conventional open surgery. The Center of Laparoscopic Urology was created, in
order to improve and coordinate teaching and keeping with the continued progress in this rapidly evolving field. Laparoscopic surgery is the future of Urology.
discipline. The last decade has led to enormous progress
in the field of mini-invasive surgery. In this time period, the Urologic Laparoscopy Center has been at the forefront of innovations in this field. In the last few years, there has been enormous technological progress. In comparison to traditional open surgery, the indications for Laparoscopic surgery have been refined, developed and more universally accepted.
Today, it is possible to operate with laparoscopic surgery the majority of Oncologic tumors such as those originating in the prostate or kidney. In addition other urologic disorders such as uretero-pelvic stenoses, bladder diverticula, cystoceles, rectoceles, lymphoceles, some urinary stones and renal cysts can be easily handled through a laparoscopic approach.
Advantages of laparoscopic surgery include the practical absence of pain, minimal hospitalization time, and most importantly, superior vision for the surgeon. The operative field is viewed at a magnification of 10-15 times normal. This means that it is possible to perform surgery with a degree of accuracy and precision that is
far superior to what can be achieved with conventional open surgery. The Center of Laparoscopic Urology was created, in
order to improve and coordinate teaching and keeping with the continued progress in this rapidly evolving field. Laparoscopic surgery is the future of Urology.
25/07/2004
Best approach for prostate cancer detection: a prospective study on transperineal versus transrectal six-core prostate biopsy
25/07/2004
Buccal mucosa urethroplasty in the treatment of bulbar urethral strictures
25/07/2004
Can patient selection for bladder preservation be based on response to chemotherapy?
25/07/2004
The incidence of prostate cancer in men with prostate specific antigen greater than 4.0 ng/ml: a randomized study of 6 versus 12 core transperineal prostate biopsy
25/07/2004
What's new in the treatment of advanced prostate cancer?
20/07/2004
Conservative treatment of intraperitoneal bladder perforation during transurethral resection of bladder tumor
20/07/2004
Current perspectives in muscle invasive bladder cancer
20/07/2004
Highlights of contemporary issues in the medical management of prostate cancer.
20/07/2004
High-risk metastatic urothelial cancer: chances for cure?
20/07/2004
Localized and locally advanced bladder cancer
20/07/2004
Long-term follow-up of G3T1 transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder treated with intravesical bacille Calmette-Guerin: 18-year experience.
20/07/2004
New drugs and new approaches for the treatment of metastatic urothelial cancer
20/07/2004
Overview of international collaborative group prostate cancer trials
20/07/2004
Which urethroplasty for which results?
18/07/2004
Chemotherapy with an every-2-week regimen of gemcitabine and paclitaxel in patients with transitional cell carcinoma who have received prior cisplatin-based therapy.
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Challenges in Laparoscopy & Robotics 2011: The Eur... Leipzig, 9-10-11 June 2011 |
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Challenges in Laparoscopy & Robotics 2010: The Eur... Rome, 10-12 June 2010 |
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Challenges in Laparoscopy and Robotics: Urologist ... Rome, 5-6-7 June 2008 |
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Challenges in Laparoscopy 2007. Surgeons: Claude A... Bordeaux, France, June 7-8-9 2007 |
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Challenges in Laparoscopy 2006. Guest Surgeons: Re... Rome, June 5-6-7 2006 |
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Resezione Endoscopica della Prostata (TURP) |
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Prostatectomia Radicale Laparoscopica La chirurgia radicale prostatica del terzo millennio |
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Malattie Prostatiche Informazioni fondamentali per uomini di oltre 40 anni |