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Enhancing Recovery in Robotic Prostatectomy
Understand the vital role of pelvic floor strengthening in supporting recovery following robotic prostatectomy. Begin with an introduction to the male pelvic floor, covering the anatomy of the prostate gland, pelvic floor muscles, and their nerve supply. Gain insights into prostate cancer, including its etiology—such as age, family history, hormones, occupational exposures, and lifestyle factors. Learn about the clinical presentation of prostate cancer and the diagnostic process, which includes both subjective and objective assessments, manual muscle testing, digital anal examination, and biofeedback through electromyography. Explore effective pelvic floor exercises, including Kegel exercises, with essential guidelines on dos and don’ts. Discover stretching techniques for penile rehabilitation to aid recovery and improve post-surgical outcomes.
About the Speaker
Dr. Michael
Physiotherapist, Apollo Main Hospitals, Chennai
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