Study: Robotic Surgery Shows Long-term Results Similar to Traditional Open Surgery in Bladder Cancer

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In the largest multi-institutional study to date, patients diagnosed with bladder cancer and treated with robot-assisted surgery experienced similar results to those who underwent a traditional open operation, according to research led by scientists at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.

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