Walka z rakiem prostaty możliwa dzięki chirurgii robotycznej.

Society faces the ever-increasing challenge of prostate cancer, the most common cancer among men. Consequently, the role of medical innovations, which are also used in the surgical treatment of prostate cancer, is becoming increasingly important. In the latest episode of "Patient First," Monika Rachtan speaks with Dr. Paweł Salwa, MD, PhD, considered a pioneer in robotic surgery and head of the Urology Department at Medicover Hospital, to explore how modern technologies are changing the face of prostate cancer treatment. The conversation sheds light on the importance of early diagnosis, advances in robotic surgery, increased treatment effectiveness and minimal invasiveness, and how these changes impact the quality of life of patients diagnosed with prostate cancer. 00:43 intro 01:40 Men's sexual life 03:33 Intimacy 04:25 Gynecologist for men 05:30 Visit to the gynecologist 09:35 A man goes to the urologist... 21:35 2000 procedures performed 28:30 What is a hospital's facilities like? 35:55 ​​What awaits a man during prostate cancer surgery? 45:24 Good anesthesia is as safe as flying. 46:16 As a patient, I've had several anesthesia sessions in my life. 46:39 The day after prostate cancer surgery. 47:15 6 weeks without sex. 47:40 Patients have erections already in the hospital. 48:24 How is it possible that Medicover Hospital performs so many procedures? 50:44 What can go wrong with prostate cancer surgery? 53:40 The media reduces men to one function 55:25 High blood pressure medications cause impotence 56:40 Ejaculation and orgasm are not the same