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High-volume surgeons decrease operating time in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy: results in 1229 patients

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Antonio Benito Porcaro *
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Alberto Bianchi
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Sebastian GALLINA
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Emanuele SERAFIN
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Stefano VIDIRI
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Alessandro Veccia
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Riccardo RIZZETTO
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Francesco Ditonno
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Francesca MONTANARO
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Alberto Baielli
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Francesco ARTONI
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Giulia Marafioti Patuzzo
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PATUZZO
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Franceschini, Andrea
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Brusa, Davide
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Princiotta, Alessandro
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Boldini, Michele
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Brunelli, Matteo
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De Marco, Vincenzo
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Migliorini, Filippo
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Cerruto, Maria A.
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Antonelli, Alessandro
DOI:10.23736/S2724-6051.24.05617-9delete
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BACKGROUND: The aim is to evaluate factors impacting operating time (OT) during robot -assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) with or without extended pelvic lymph node dissection (ePLND) for prostate cancer. METHODS: Overall, 1289 patients underwent RARP from January 2013 to December 2021. ePLND was performed in 825 cases. Factors potentially associated with OT variations were assessed. Three low -volume (LVS) and two highvolume surgeons (HVS) performed the procedures. A linear regression model was computed to assess associations with OT variations. RESULTS: When RARP was performed by HVS an OT decrease was observed independently by significant clinical (Body Mass Index [BMI]; prostate volume [PV]) and anatomical/perioperative features (prostate weight [PW]; intraoperative blood loss [BL]) both in clinical (change in OT: -42.979 minutes; 95% CI: -51.789; -34.169; P<0.0001) and anatomical/perioperative models (change in OT: -40.020 minutes; 95% CI: -48.494; -31.587; P<0.0001). A decreased OT was observed in clinical (change in OT: -27.656 minutes; 95% CI: -33.449; -21.864; P<0.0001) and anatomical/ perioperative (change in OT: -24.935 minutes; 95% CI: -30.562; -19.308; P<0.0001) models also in case of RARP with ePLND performed by HVS, independently by BMI, PV, PSA as well as for PW, seminal vesicle invasion, positive surgical margins, and BL. CONCLUSIONS: In a tertiary academic referral center, OT decreased when RARP was performed by HVS, independently of adverse clinical and anatomical/perioperative factors. Available OT loads can be planned to optimize waiting lists, teaching tasks, operative costs, and surgeon's volume.
Keywords:
Prostatic neoplasms
Robotic surgical procedures
Prostatectomy
Lymph node excision
High-volume hos- pitals

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Minerva Urology and Nephrology
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University of Verona
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Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Integrata Verona
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