Abstract

Robotic-assisted prostatectomy is a widely adopted technique for treating prostate cancer, offering advantages such as precision and minimally invasive approaches. However, postoperative wound complications remain a concern. This meta-analysis evaluates the incidence and types of surgical site complications associated with robotic prostatectomy. We analyzed data from multiple studies to quantify the frequency and severity of complications such as wound infections, dehiscence, and hematomas. The findings provide insights into the safety profile of robotic prostatectomy and highlight areas for improvement in surgical practices and patient management.