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This refined surgical technique for robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy focuses on preserving vital supportive structures while effectively removing the prostate, potentially enhancing post-operative outcomes.

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In cases of prostate cancer post-aquablation therapy, managing residual tissue and persistent PSA levels poses significant challenges for surgical intervention, as detailed by Dr. Edward M. Schaeffer.

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In the evolving landscape of surgical innovation, the da Vinci robotic system exemplifies both the potential and the challenges of integrating advanced technology into patient care, underscoring the critical need for rigorous training and safety protocols.