I understand that robotic surgery for prostate cancer is somewhat new. How can I be sure that the surgeons at Saint Joseph’s are experts in this procedure?
Anytime you are considering surgery, do your homework and ask plenty of questions. It is important that you feel completely comfortable that the surgeon you select has both the expertise and skill for the procedure you’re contemplating, and a communication style that suits you. The fact is, you are going to have this person in your life for some time, so building a solid and trusting relationship is important. All of the surgeons performing the robotic prostatectomy procedure at Saint Joseph’s are board certified in Urology by the American Board of Urology and each have completed an additional three years of fellowship training specifically in robotic surgery. Drs. Nikhil Shah and Rajesh Laungani, make up the robotic urology team at Saint Joseph’s and combined have performed over 1,500 robotic prostatectomy cases. Click here to view biographical information for Dr. Shah, Dr. Laungani, or the other Fellows with the Prostate Cancer Center at Saint Joseph’s. The PCC Patient Navigator is h
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