Minimally invasive urologic surgery care

Our Minimally Invasive Urologic Surgery Program combines surgical skills with advanced robotic technology. These techniques offer smaller incisions, less pain, minimal scarring, and faster recovery while providing similar or better outcomes than open surgery.

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Why choose our experts for minimally invasive urologic surgery?

Choosing our providers for minimally invasive urologic surgery means opting for a skilled team dedicated to your health and well-being. Our surgeons combine extensive expertise with advanced robotic technology to ensure precision and safety during your procedure.

With a focus on the least invasive techniques, we aim to reduce your recovery time, minimize pain, and limit scarring, allowing you to return to your daily activities sooner. Our compassionate approach prioritizes your comfort and involves you in every step of the treatment process, ensuring you understand your options and feel empowered in your care decisions.

At our program, you benefit from personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs. We are committed to providing the highest quality care, backed by the latest research and innovations in urology. Experience a seamless, supportive environment where your health is our top priority. Choose us for your minimally invasive urologic surgery and take the first step towards a healthier, more active life.

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Conditions we treat

Types of minimally invasive urologic surgery

We provide the full range of minimally invasive and robotic urology procedures, including:

Vasectomy

A vasectomy is surgery to cut the vas deferens. These are the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the urethra. After a vasectomy, sperm cannot move out of the testes. A man who has had a successful vasectomy cannot make a woman pregnant. testes

Cystectomy

This surgical procedure removes all or part of the bladder to treat cancer and bladder dysfunctions.

Prostatectomy

This procedure removes all or part of the prostate gland to treat cancer or an enlarged prostate.

Robotic prostatectomy

A modern surgical procedure, it uses advanced technology to improve the outcome of prostate removal surgery.

Robotic cystectomy

Robotic cystectomy is a bladder removal surgery that uses robotic technology with minimally invasive methods.

Cryotherapy for cancer

Cryotherapy is a noninvasive treatment that eliminates cancer cells by rapidly freezing and thawing them.

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Penn at the 2025 American Urological Association Meeting

Penn Medicine researchers will present their own research, discuss updates to clinical guidelines, and explore advancements in urological care.

April 25, 2025

Finding triple-negative breast cancer at 33, she chose ‘Team Penn’

Shocked to learn she had stage III breast cancer, Kate Korson knew just where to go. She flew home to Penn Medicine, where a clinical trial saved her life.

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Patient stories

Finding triple-negative breast cancer at 33, she chose ‘Team Penn’

Shocked to learn she had stage III breast cancer, Kate Korson knew just where to go. She flew home to Penn Medicine, where a clinical trial saved her life.

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A new way to treat Afib: Pulsed field ablation

Rick Smith chose pulsed field ablation for its precision and faster recovery. One month later, he’s back on the road, grateful for the care he received.

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A minimally invasive solution to seizures

When Betsy Berlin's seizures returned after 24 years, medication was no longer helping. A minimally invasive procedure gave her the relief she needed.

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ECMO saves recovering cancer survivor from lung failure

From cancer survivor to lung failure, Joey Porch’s journey took a miraculous turn with the help of the Penn Lung Rescue team

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Embracing life’s rhythm: Kathleen’s robotic surgery journey

Kathleen Tierney talks about her journey having robotic mitral valve surgery performed at Penn Medicine.

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Patient puts national spotlight on cancer clinical trials

As Kate Korson recently shared on Good Morning America, both she and her mother participated in clinical trials at Abramson Cancer Center.

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Heart health keeps this Penn cardiology patient running

An avid runner, once sidelined by heart issues, turned to Penn’s Sports Cardiology and Fitness Program to get him back on the race track.

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The road to recovery begins at home

Penn Medicine’s SNF at Home pilot program offers a seamless transition from the hospital to home with extra support to recover in familiar surroundings.

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