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Single Port Robotic Surgery: Techniques & Early Adoption with Dr. Richard Link, Dr. Michael Stifelman, Dr. Mihir Shah on the BackTable Urology Podcast
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Episode # 238  •  06 Jun 2025

Single Port Robotic Surgery: Techniques & Early Adoption

With fewer incisions and faster recovery, single port robotic surgery is changing the game—hear from the urologic surgeons leading the charge. This episode of BackTable Urology features an insightful discussion of the transformative impact of single port robotic surgery with Dr. Richard Link, Dr. Michael Stifelman and guest host Dr. Mihir Shah.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
04:18 - Early Adoption
06:50 - Commitment and Learning Curve
15:45 - Innovations and Best Practices
19:10 - The Magic of Single Port Access
29:29 - Practical Tips and Instrumentation
32:14 - Instrument Spread and Force Bipolar
34:25 - Benefits of Single-Port Surgery
35:57 - Challenges and Cognitive Load in SP Surgery
42:55 - Adoption and Resistance to SP Technology
50:52 - Final Thoughts

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More about this episode

This episode explores the benefits of single port (SP) robotic surgery, highlighting improved access, greater efficiency, and shorter patient recovery times. The doctors discuss the evolution of single port technology and the challenges that remain. They also share practical tips around case selection, building community support, and tracking outcomes to enhance efficacy. Whether you're new to SP or a seasoned surgeon, this episode offers valuable insights on how to refine your surgical practice.

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