daVinci® Robotic Surgery

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daVinci® Prostatectomy Flyer

The da Vinci® Surgical System is powered by state-of-the-art robotic technology. The System allows your surgeon's hand movements to be scaled, filtered and translated into precise movements of micro-instruments within the operative site. The magnified, three-dimensional view the surgeon experiences enables him to perform precise surgery in complex procedures through small surgical incisions.

The da Vinci® System enhances surgical capabilities by enabling the performance of complex surgeries through tiny surgical openings. The System cannot be programmed nor can it make decisions on its own. The da Vinci® System requires that every surgical maneuver be performed with direct input from your surgeon.

The da Vinci® Surgical System has been successfully used in thousands of prostate cancer procedures world-wide.

For additional information on the da Vinci® Surgical System visit www.davinciprostatectomy.com

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"Critical to our ultimate success will be the collaborations and partnerships necessary to further scientific discovery, to translate that discovery into the development of better prevention, detection, and treatment methods, and to deliver that progress to all who are in need."

National Cancer Institute

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Screening & Testing

This year in the United States, almost 180,000 men will be told that they have prostate cancer. After a diagnosis of prostate cancer, a man and his family face several choices regarding treatment. Decisions involve many factors, personal as well as medical. Before making these decisions, it is very important that he learns about all the options available. With this knowledge, a newly diagnosed prostate cancer patient can participate more confidently with his doctor in planning his individual treatment.

Specializing in Minimally Invasive Treatment for Enlarged Prostate

• Single nonsurgical office-basedtreatment

• Safe and highly effective

• Resume normal activity within 24 hours

• Medicare and insurance approved

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daVinci® Robotic Prostatectomy

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