In our study, by relying on the largest case load of patients diagnosed with MRI-targeted + systematic biopsy, we provide an updated model algorithm to approach NS surgery in MRI-targeted biopsy era Our prior papers: https://t.co/acle6M30Gp https://t.co/bjugLBHnem @AshTewariMD
An updated approach to incremental nerve sparing for robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
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Discussions highlight the relevance of the updated algorithm, noting its reliance on large patient data sets and prior research, with language that underscores innovation and clinical significance, such as 'improved model' and 'updated approach,' which reflect positive reception and moderate engagement with its implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance and validity of the updated algorithm, indicating general support, especially with mentions of its basis on large case loads and prior work.
There is a high level of interest shown in the new approach, with posts emphasizing the relevance of MRI-based nomograms and improved nerve-sparing strategies.
Posts engage by referencing previous studies and the potential for these techniques to enhance practice, indicating moderate engagement with technical details.
The discussions recognize the potential of this updated approach to influence surgical decisions and patient outcomes, suggesting a meaningful but not transformative impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study updated an algorithm that uses a multiparametric MRI-based nomogram to predict extracapsular extension (ECE) in prostate cancer patients, helping guide nerve-sparing during robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- It categorized nerve-sparing techniques into four grades, from intrafascial (Grade 1) to extrafascial (Grade 4), based on the probability of ECE, which is linked to the patient's risk level.
- Depending on the risk group (low, intermediate, high, very high), different nerve-sparing approaches are recommended to balance cancer control with nerve preservation.]
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Updated Nerve-Sparing Algorithm for Robot-Assisted Prostatectomy
This work updates the algorithm for incremental nerve sparing using a multiparametric MRI-based nomogram to predict extracapsular extension in prostate cancer patients, guiding nerve-sparing during robot-assisted…
Saline-Assisted Fascial Exposure Enhances Nerve-Sparing in RARP
This video, presented by Dr. Ashutosh Tewari at the 2022 KS International Robotic Surgery Innovation Awards, demonstrates a saline-assisted fascial exposure technique during robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy to…
In our study, by relying on the largest case load of patients diagnosed with MRI-targeted + systematic biopsy, we provide an updated model algorithm to approach NS surgery in MRI-targeted biopsy era Our prior papers: https://t.co/acle6M30Gp https://t.co/bjugLBHnem @AshTewariMD
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