POST OPERATIVE LESS COMPLICATIONS IN ROBOTIC DONOR NEPHRECTOMY\nWITH MINIMAL HOSPITAL STAY

Abstract

Introduction: Minimally invasive surgical procedures have gained widespread acceptance in the \uf001eld of living kidney donation over the last\ndecade. Ratner et al. were the \uf001rst to describe laparoscopic donor nephrectomy (LDN). Since then, compared to open donor nephrectomy, LDN has\ndemonstrated several improvements in terms of decreased postoperative pain, decreased length of hospital stay (LOS), rapid patient rehabilitation,\nreduced postoperative blood loss, and superior cosmetic results.\nAims And Objective: The aim of this study is to study less complication in robotic Donor nephrectomy with Respect to clinical outcome which\ninclude pordoprade pain, time and minimal stay in hospital.\nMaterials And Methods: This study had been conducted on patients admitted for Robotic Donor Nephrectomy. This study done at Apollo\nGleneagles Hospital, Kolkata. Prospective study was carried out in cases performed between which includes number of patients. All patients were\nolder then 20years for this study.\nResult And Analysis: It was found that 49 (96.1%) patients had under vein group1, and 2(3.9%) patient had under vein group 2. 43 (84.3%)\npatients had under artery group1, and 8(15.7%) patient had under artery group 2. 1(2.0%) patient had acute graft rejection. 41 (80.4%) patients had\nLeft site, and 10(19.6%) patient had Right site.\nConclusion:Robotic donor Nephrotomy performed by the vinei Robot the use 7 Robot allows Minimum blood loss, Minimum OT time in their\nbetter result our study proven the ruperiority 7 then method and add then there were less complication. Pastopade pain Duration of hospital stay was\nless and return to regular life earlier so therefore Robot arrited Donor Nephrotomy is the method I choice for Renal tramplant Surgery.