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Robotic Assisted Surgery Improves Patient Outcomes

Robotic Assisted Surgery Improves Patient Outcomes
June 16 -
July 9, 2006
For men, a diagnosis of prostate cancer can often mean surgery is required. The delicate operation required to remove cancerous tissue from this complex structure is particularly challenging. With even the best surgeon removing a cancerous prostate, a small amount of cancerous tissue can be left in the body.

WVU Hospitals is the first hospital in West Virginia to acquire a new device to assist in prostate and other operations. And while it requires the hands of a skilled surgeon, the da Vinci surgical robot can improve even the best surgeon’s outcomes. More Info >