Learning on ScreenRobotic Surgery for Cancer Treatment
- Synopsis
- Robotic systems were first used to remove prostate cancer, then adapted for kidney cancer and bladder cancer procedures, which are more complex because of the variation in surgical anatomy, size and shape of tumours. The benefits of robotic surgery for a patient include decreased blood loss, nerve sparing and shorter hospital stay. This talk focuses on the latest advances in robotic surgery for the treatment of these cancers.
Speaker: Mark Gonzalgo, MD - Language
- English
- Country
- United States
- Year of release
- 2010
- Year of production
- 2010
- Subjects
- Medical sciences
- Keywords
- patient education; robots; surgical techniques; cancer treatment
Online availability
- URI
- http://healthlibrary.stanford.edu/videolibrary/
- Delivery
- Streamed
Credits
- Director
- Kevin Morrison
- Contributor
- Mark Gonzalgo
Distribution Formats
- Type
- DVD
- Format
- Region 0 NTSC
- Price
- $29.95
- Availability
- Sale
- Duration/Size
- 51 minutes
- Year
- 2011
Distributor
- Name
Stanford Health Video Library
- healthlibrary@stanfordmed.org
- Web
- http://healthlibrary.stanford.edu/videolibrary/ External site opens in new window
- Address
- G-2B Stanford Shopping Center
Palo Alto
CA 94304
USA - Notes
- The Stanford Health Video Library features around 50 patient-education videos of prominent doctors presenting the latest health research in their area of specialism. The videos are between thirty and sixty minutes long and are offered as Quicktime or Windows Media Player files as well as for sale on DVD. Some are also available via iTunes.
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