Urological Surgery
Robotic surgery transformed urological care more profoundly than any other surgical specialty. The robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy — RALP — is now performed more than any other robotic procedure in the world, and for good reason: it delivers measurably better outcomes for cancer control, urinary continence, and sexual function than open surgery.
Robotic nephrectomy, pyeloplasty, and reconstruction have similarly become the procedures of choice at leading centers globally.
At RoboMed™ partner hospitals, these procedures are performed by credentialed robotic urological surgeons using the NAFDAC-approved Toumai MT-1000 system.
Why Robotic Urological Surgery?
- RALP is the most widely performed robotic surgical procedure in the world — for good reason
- Nerve-sparing precision that cannot be consistently achieved through open surgery
- Significantly lower blood loss — reducing or eliminating the need for transfusion
- Hospital stays of 1–2 days versus 5–7 days for open urological procedures
- Superior visualization of pelvic anatomy with 10x 3D magnification
- Faster return to continence and normal function following prostatectomy
- Equivalent or superior oncological outcomes across all major urological cancers
Explore available robotic-assisted surgical procedures across multiple specialties, designed to deliver precision, safety, and improved patient outcomes.