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hi dr charles schubert urologist and director  of the prostate clinic the following video   is for those people who are awaiting or have  interest in the information regarding a robotic   simple prostatectomy so the aim really is to  prepare you for this surgery and to let you know   what you can expect if you've had this operation  so beforehand to summarize really a robotic simple   prostatectomy is a type of keyhole surgery that  we use to treat men who have significant urinary   symptoms that are related to a significantly  enlarged prostate as you may be aware from   previous discussions with your urologist there  are several treatment choices available to treat   urinary symptoms related to a big prostate but  if you have a truly enormous prostate or massive   bph bph is the benign prostatic hyperplasia if  you have a truly enormous prostate one of the most   efficient ways to remove the bulk  of the obstructing prostate tissue   is with a nucleation and this can be done via a  robotic approach so before we get to surgery most   people will attend the pre-admission clinic they  may have some blood work done a tracing of their   heart and a urine test to make sure that there is  no sign of urinary infection before we proceed on   the surgery is performed under a general general  anesthetic so you are asleep during that time and   an additional spinal anaesthetic is used as well  which is a small injection into the lower part of   the back and what that does is to keep you very  comfortable when you wake up from your procedure   the procedure itself is done at pindara private  hospital here in benoa when you arrive in the   hospital you will present to the admissions desk  and before you come to hospital you'll have some   advice from your anesthesis about the last time  that you can eat or drink prior to your surgery   but usually this is around six hours before your  surgery at the pre-admission clinic they will   make an assessment of your background and current  health issues including different medications that   you may or may not use it's really important  at this stage for you to highlight to us   if you're taking any blood thinners which can  include anything from aspirin or all the   way through to or so please let us  know and then we can give you a tailored approach   as to whether or not you need to stop this  medication before we proceed on with your surgery   as indicated a combination of a  general anaesthetic and a spinal   anaesthetic is used and we have found over  the years that a combination of these two   facilitates the surgery but keeps you really  comfortable in the post-operative period   when you wake up from the operation you will have  a catheter in place which is a plastic tube that   comes through the penis and into the bladder and  it allows your bladder to drain after the surgery   sometimes we...