Any man with early-stage prostate cancer.

The operation is performed by a surgeon assisted by the robot. The Da Vinci Robot does not operate autonomously, the robot reproduces the surgeon's movements and follows his instructions while enhancing visibility, precision and maneuverability.

Any surgery can have risks, since some complications may occur such as bleeding, infection, reaction to anesthesia, etc. However, thanks to the advanced technology of the Da Vinci system and being a minimally invasive intervention, these risks are less likely to occur.

In laparoscopic surgery, the surgeon operates manually with rigid instruments and observes the area to be operated on through a standard two-dimensional video monitor; both conditions can lead to reduced visibility and dexterity during operation.

While the Da Vinci Robot offers greater precision, since the system provides 360º visibility of the prostate with high magnification capacity; which allows the surgeon to make incisions and movements with millimeter precision thanks to the possibility of mechanically and digitally expanding the specialist's movements. The main difference is that the robot performs the surgical maneuvers with greater accuracy, reducing the operation time and with minimal invasion of the patient's body, which significantly increases the guarantees of the treatment and reduces the margin of human error.