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Robotic partial nephrectomy (RPN) is a safe and effective technique for complex kidney tumors. Outcomes demonstrate feasibility and comparable results to established methods, supporting its clinical use.

Keywords:
BMI, body mass indexEBL, estimated blood lossKidney neoplasmsLOS, length of stayLaparoscopicNSS, nephron-sparing surgeryNephron-sparingPartial nephrectomyRN, radical nephrectomyRPN, (robotic) partial nephrectomyRoboticsWIT, warm ischaemia timeeGFR, estimated GFR

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  • Surgical Oncology
  • Minimally Invasive Surgery

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  • Robotic partial nephrectomy (RPN) has seen significant growth in reported series.
  • Review of RPN techniques and outcomes from large single-center studies is warranted.

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  • To review the technique of robotic partial nephrectomy (RPN).
  • To evaluate perioperative outcomes from large single-institution series of RPN.

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  • Systematic search of databases for original articles on RPN.
  • Inclusion of single-institution studies with at least 50 patients for outcome analysis.
  • Description of a standardized RPN technique and review of prior work.

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  • Analysis of seven retrospective studies involving 701 patients.
  • Mean tumor size: 2.8 cm; Mean R.E.N.A.L. score: 6.8.
  • Mean warm ischemia: 21 min; operative duration: 196 min; blood loss: 182 mL.
  • Transfusion rate: 7.4%; conversion rate: 1.7%; complication rate: 14%; positive margins: 1.7%.

Conclusions:

  • RPN is a feasible and safe procedure for renal tumors of varying complexity.
  • Perioperative outcomes are comparable to established surgical techniques.
  • Future research should focus on prospective, randomized trials comparing different approaches.