
|Videos|May 28, 2014
The Adoption of Robot-Assisted Surgery for Prostate Cancer
Author(s)Scott Eggener, MD
Scott Eggener, MD, associate professor of surgery, co-director, Prostate Cancer Program, director, Translational and Outcomes Research, Section of Urology, University of Chicago, discusses the adoption of robot-assisted surgery and its impact on treatment patterns for newly diagnosed localized prostate cancer patients.
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Scott Eggener, MD, associate professor of surgery, co-director, Prostate Cancer Program, director, Translational and Outcomes Research, Section of Urology, University of Chicago, discusses the adoption of robot-assisted surgery and its impact on treatment patterns for newly diagnosed localized prostate cancer patients.
Clinical Pearls:
- There has been an increase in robot-assisted surgeries over the last 10 years
- Data from a study showed that when robotic surgery devices arrive in a town, more people in that town have surgery and less people have radiation therapy
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