
|Articles|March 1, 2012
Robotic partial nephrectomy: Zero-ischemia technique
To date, we have performed zero-ischemia RPN and LPN in more than 100 patients, including those with all types of challenging tumors. As a result of our growing experience, we now offer zero-ischemia RPN and LPN to virtually all comers, regardless of tumor location or renovascular anatomy.
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