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Superior biochemical recurrence and quality of life outcomes are achievable with robotic radical prostatectomy versus open radical prostatectomy –update of a prospective single-surgeon study of 2,206 consecutive cases

Thompson
James
Urology
St Vincent’s Prostate Cancer Centre
Sydney
NSW
Australia
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Egger
Sam
Cancer Council
Woolloomooloo
NSW
Australia
Bohm
Maret
Garvan Institute of Medical Research & The Kinghorn Cancer Centre
Sydney
NSW
Australia
Siriwardana
Amila
Urology
1. St Vincent’s Prostate Cancer Centre, 2. Garvan Institute of Medical Research & The Kinghorn Cancer Centre
Sydney
NSW
Australia
Haynes
Anne-Maree
Garvan Institute of Medical Research & The Kinghorn Cancer Centre
Sydney
NSW
Australia
Matthews
Jayne
Urology
St Vincent’s Prostate Cancer Centre
Sydney
NSW
Australia
Scheltema
Matthijs
Urology
1. St Vincent’s Prostate Cancer Centre, 2. Garvan Institute of Medical Research & The Kinghorn Cancer Centre
Sydney
NSW
Australia
Stricker
Phillip
Urology
1. St Vincent’s Prostate Cancer Centre, 2. Garvan Institute of Medical Research & The Kinghorn Cancer Centre, 3. The University of New South Wales
Sydney
NSW
Australia

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Speciality: 
Urology
Keywords: 
Comparative study; learning curve; oncologic outcomes; positive surgical margin; prospective; quality of life; radical prostatectomy; retro-pubic; robotic; biochemical recurrence