Topic: Single-Port Robotic Surgery in Urology: Current Applications and Future Perspectives

Single-Port Robotic Surgery (SPRS) is rapidly emerging as a transformative approach in urology, offering reduced trauma, faster recovery, and improved cosmetic outcomes through a single-incision technique.

This Special Issue, “Single-Port Robotic Surgery in Urology: Current Applications and Future Perspectives,” aims to highlight the latest advances and future directions in SPRS. We welcome contributions focusing on surgical innovations, postoperative care, cost-effectiveness, and multicenter clinical studies.

Our goal is to provide a high-level platform for global academic exchange, promoting the development, standardization, and broader adoption of SPRS worldwide.

Topics can be discussed (but are not limited to):

1. SP Robotic Surgery in the Treatment of Urologic Cancers;

2. SP Robotic Surgery for Prostate, Kidney, and Bladder Cancer;

3. Patient Selection and Preoperative Evaluation in SP Robotic Surgery;

4. Surgical techniques in SP Robotic Surgery;

5. Comparative Outcomes of Single-Port vs. Multi-Port Robotic Urologic Surgery;

6. Intraoperative Challenges and Complication Management in SP Robotic Surgery;

7. Learning Curve, Surgeon Training, and Dissemination of SPRS Techniques;

8. Technological Innovations and the Future of SP Robotic Platforms.

Single-Port Robotic Surgery, Minimally Invasive Urologic Surgery, da Vinci SP, Robotic Prostatectomy, Robotic Partial Nephrectomy, Bladder Cancer Surgery, Urologic Oncology, Surgical Innovation, Postoperative Outcomes, Surgical Complications, Learning Curve, Retroperitoneal Access