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Dr. Lee on factors that led to an increase in same-day discharge after robotic surgery
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David Lee, MD, professor of Clinical Urology at UCI Health, discusses how multidisciplinary collaboration and the circumstances of the pandemic led to an increase in the rate of same-day discharge following robotic surgery in patients with prostate cancer. Lee is a robotic surgery expert who has completed more than 6300 robotic surgical procedures.
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