SURGICAL
The physiologic and anesthetic considerations in elderly patients undergoing robotic renal surgery.
Nikhil Vasdev, Anna Sau Kuk Poon, S. Gowrie‐Mohan, Tim Lane, G. Boustead, Damian Hanbury, James Adshead
- Year
- 2014
- Citations
- 13
Abstract
A number of patients are diagnosed with renal malignancies incidentally worldwide. Once a diagnosis of a renal malignancy is established, after a careful evaluation, patients can be offered a robotic nephrectomy or partial nephrectomy. We present a review of the physiologic and anesthetic considerations in elderly patients who are being considered for robotic renal surgery.
Keywords
MedicineNephrectomyMalignancyAnestheticRobotic surgerySurgeryKidneyInternal medicine
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