Radical prostatectomy: from open to robotic

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by  R S Kirby

RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: from open to robotic
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RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: from open to robotic
Edited by
Roger Kirby MD FRCS
Professor and Director
The Prostate Centre
London
UK
Francesco Montorsi MD
Professor, Department of Urology
Universitá Vita Salute San Raffaele
Milan
Italy
Paolo Gontero MD
Senior Lecturer and Consultant Urologist
Clinica Urologica
Università del Piemonte Orientale
Novara
Italy
Joseph A Smith Jr MD
Department of Urologic Surgery
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, TN
USA
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Contents
List of contributors ix
Foreword James O Peabody and Mani Menon xv
Preface xvii
Part 1: General considerations
1. Surgical anatomy of the prostate 1
John G Calleary, Stella RG Smith, and Mark R Feneley
2. Cadaveric anatomy of structures related to the prostate 11
Paolo Gontero, Giansilvio Marchioro, Gloria Maso,
Alessandro Tizzani, and Bruno Frea
3. Indications for radical prostatectomy 23
Hein Van Poppel, Chao-Yu Hsu, and Steven Joniau
4. Clinical predictors of organ-confi ned prostate cancer 39
Danil V Makarov and Alan W Partin
5. The role of imaging techniques in the staging of suspected
organ-confi ned disease 53
Uday Patel, Richard Walden, Jowad Raja,
Matt Brookes, and Susan Heenan
Part 2: Technical considerations
6. Anesthesiological care during and after radical prostatectomy 71
Miles A Goldstraw and Peter Amoroso
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7. Lymph node dissection 81
Fiona C Burkhard, Martin C Schumacher, and Urs E Studer
Part 3: Open radical prostatectomy
8. The anatomical radical retropubic prostatectomy step by step 93
Robert P Myers
9. Nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy 125
Paolo Gontero and Roger S Kirby
10. Non-nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy 141
Gregory P Zagaja and Charles B Brendler
11. Nerve grafting 151
Joseph A Pettus and Farhang Rabbani
12. Management of intraoperative complications
associated with open radical prostatectomy 159
Herbert Lepor
13. Radical perineal prostatectomy step by step 167
Paul McInerney
Part 4: Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
14. Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy step by step: Transperitoneal approach 177
Karim Touijer and Bertrand Guillonneau
15. Laparoscopic radical retropubic prostatectomy step by step:
Extraperitoneal technique 187
Jens-Uwe Stolzenburg, Evangelos N Liatsikos, and Chris Anderson
Part 5: Robot-assisted radical prostatectomy
16. A transition from open to robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy:
the Vanderbilt experience 201
Joseph A Smith Jr and S Duke Herrell
17. Radical prostatectomy – making the transition from open
to robotic surgery: the London experience 217
Roger S Kirby, Miles A Goldstraw, Prokar Dasgupta,
Chris Anderson, Krishna Patil, Peter Amoroso, and Jim Peabody
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18. Radical prostatectomy: Making the transition from
laparoscopic to robotic surgery: the University of Rochester experience 229
Jean V Joseph and Hitendra Patel
Part 6: Postoperative considerations
19. Postoperative care of the patient 237
Michael S Cookson, John W Duffy III, and Melissa R Kaufman
20. Assessment of radical prostatectomy specimens and pelvic lymph nodes 245
Rodolfo Montironi, Roberta Mazzucchelli,
Liang Cheng, and Antonio Lopez-Beltran
21. Rehabilitation of sexual function 263
Francesco Montorsi and Alberto Briganti
22. Rehabilitation of continence 279
Daniela E Andrich and Anthony R Mundy
23. Oncological management after radical prostatectomy 285
Phillip L Ross, Maxwell V Meng, and Peter R Carroll
Index 297
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Contributors
Peter Amoroso MBBS FRCA Matt Brookes BSC (HONS) MBBS, MRCP, FRCR
The Prostate Centre Specialist Registrar
London Department of Radiology
UK St George’s Hospital
London
Chris Anderson UK
Consultant Urologist
St George’s Healthcare Trust Fiona C Burkhard MD
and Staff Member, Department of Urology
The Prostate Centre University Hospital of Bern
London Bern
UK Switzerland
Daniela E Andrich MSC MD FRCS (UROL) John G Calleary MB MSC (UROL) FRCS (UROL)
The Institute of Urology Uro-Oncology Fellow
London Institute of Urology,
UK University of College London
UK
Charles B Brendler
University of Chicago Peter R Carroll MD
Medical Center Professor and Chair
Chicago, IL Department of Urology
USA Ken and Donna Derr-Chevron
Distinguished Professor
Alberto Briganti MD University of California San Francisco
Department of Urology San Francisco, CA
Università Vita Salute San Raffaele USA
Milan
Italy
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