Read the full article in Medspire which features an interview with Professor Prokar Dasgupta.
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The Indian Practitioner Article – Adopting Innovative Solutions in Surgical Practice
Prof. Prokar Dasgupta’s 30-year career has been dedicated to ground-breaking research assisting important health issues and innovative surgical solutions.
EX Machina: The Rise of Robotic Surgery
Tania Jacobs speaks to The London Clinic about where we’re at with this amazing technology – and why the future is closer than we think.
Marylebone Journal Q&A with Professor Dasgupta
Professor Dasgupta answers questions from Marylebone Journal.
Versius adopted by Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust to improve access to robotic surgery
The renowned teaching hospital has adopted the versatile technology in order to increase patient access to minimal access surgery across both of its London sites.
Fear of cancer recurrence and PSA anxiety in patients with prostate cancer: a systematic review
The impact of prostate cancer on the mental wellbeing of patients is increasingly being appreciated.
Padma Shri Award
This year’s Civilian award Padmashri in India has included Prof. Prokar Dasgupta based at King’s Health Partners where he is the Professor of Surgery and Urology.
Robotic Surgery – Cost, Connectivity and Artificial Intelligence – MED TECH Outlook Magazine
The da Vinci surgical system, is facing some market competition from other international companies with their own versions of next generation robots.
Mental health and Prostate cancer
One of the most striking features of lockdown has been the effect on people’s mental health.
What is Prostate cancer and treatment with The London Clinic’s da Vinci robot
Prostate cancer is a cancer that starts in a walnut sized gland called the prostate.