
Robotic Prostatectomy
Robotic-assisted removal of the prostate and seminal vesicles for selected men with localised prostate cancer.
Uro-Oncology
A kidney-sparing operation that removes a tumour while preserving as much healthy kidney tissue as possible.
Procedure overview
Small abdominal incisions allow a camera and surgical instruments to reach the kidney. The tumour is removed with a margin when clinically appropriate, and the remaining kidney is repaired.
Important. This page provides general education. Your diagnosis, treatment choice and recovery plan must be confirmed in consultation.
When it may be considered
Diagnosis & preparation
Specific tests vary. Bring existing reports so unnecessary repetition can be avoided where possible.
Potential benefits
All procedures have potential risks and may not achieve the same result for every patient. Alternatives, risks and expected outcomes should be discussed personally.
Recovery & follow-up
Hospital stay and activity limits vary with tumour complexity and health. Pathology results and kidney function are reviewed at follow-up, with ongoing imaging planned when appropriate.
These may include fever, worsening pain, heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty or inability to pass urine. Follow the discharge instructions given to you.
Procedure FAQs
Suitability depends on your diagnosis, test results, general health and treatment goals. A consultation is needed to compare this procedure with observation, medicine or other procedural options.
Bring relevant imaging, laboratory reports, discharge summaries, a medicine and allergy list, and details of previous surgery or treatment.
Recovery varies by procedure and patient. Dr. Anand and the hospital team will explain the expected stay, activity limits, medicines, follow-up and warning signs for your individual plan.
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