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Robotic radical prostatectomy is a state-of-the-art, minimally invasive surgery used to treat localized prostate cancer by removing the prostate gland and surrounding tissues with extraordinary precision.
Under the expert care of Dr. Ajinkya Kasekar, robotic-assisted surgery ensures better cancer control, minimal pain, faster recovery, and improved postoperative urinary and sexual function compared to traditional methods.
Robotic radical prostatectomy uses a sophisticated robotic surgical system controlled entirely by the surgeon.
The technology provides:
3D, high-definition vision
Tremor-free precision
Extraordinary dexterity beyond the human hand
Micro-level accuracy for delicate tissue dissection
This allows for precise cancer removal while preserving surrounding nerves and critical structures responsible for continence and sexual function.
Robotic radical prostatectomy is recommended for:
Localized prostate cancer
Early-stage prostate cancer confined to the gland
Patients who prefer surgical removal over radiation
Men with good life expectancy and desire for long-term cure
Cases where biopsy and MRI suggest organ-confined disease
Compared to open or standard laparoscopic surgery, robotic prostatectomy offers:
Smaller incisions & minimal scars
Less blood loss
Reduced postoperative pain
Shorter hospital stay
Faster recovery
Better urinary continence outcomes
Enhanced preservation of erectile function
Higher precision in cancer removal
Lower complication rates
It is one of the most advanced and effective treatments for prostate cancer today.
Tiny keyhole incisions are made in the abdomen.
Robotic instruments and a 3D camera are inserted.
Dr. Ajinkya Kasekar controls the robotic arms from a surgical console.
The prostate gland and nearby tissues are carefully removed.
Nerve-sparing techniques are used whenever possible.
The bladder and urethra are reconnected.
Incisions are closed and the patient is monitored.
Surgery duration: 2–3 hours, depending on complexity.
Most patients experience:
Hospital stay of 1–2 days
Catheter removal after 7–10 days
Return to normal activities in 2–3 weeks
Rapid improvement in pain levels
Gradual recovery of urinary control
Possible improvement in sexual function over weeks to months
Follow-up includes PSA testing to monitor long-term cancer control.
Mild urinary leakage
Temporary erectile dysfunction
Minor discomfort at incision sites
Robotic precision significantly reduces the risk and severity of these side effects.
Training and experience in advanced robotic prostate surgery
Gentle, nerve-sparing approach prioritizing functional outcomes
Modern surgical technology and evidence-based techniques
Clear communication and individualized treatment planning
Comprehensive pre- and post-operative support
Focus on both cancer control and quality of life
If you have been diagnosed with localized prostate cancer, robotic radical prostatectomy offers one of the safest and most effective treatment options.
Consult Dr. Ajinkya Kasekar for expert guidance and personalized cancer care.
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