Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy in Rome, Italy, offers robotic surgery for prostate cancer. The all-inclusive robotic Da Vinci prostatectomy package typically costs between $30,639 and $33,585. The clinic's key surgeon has 25 years of specialized experience and a high patient recommendation rate.
Robotic Prostate Surgery
The clinic performs a single, comprehensive treatment for prostate cancer. It is a robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy using the Da Vinci system. This is a minimally invasive procedure. It allows for very precise removal of the tumor. The technique often includes a nerve-sparing approach. This can help preserve urinary and sexual function.
The Surgeon
Dr. Pierluigi Bove is the lead urologist for this treatment. He specializes in minimally invasive urological surgery. Dr. Bove brings 25 years of clinical experience to the operating room. He has personally performed over 4,500 procedures of this type. He is also an active researcher with more than 150 scientific publications.
Treatment Package Details
The price covers a complete care package. Patients stay for 4 nights of hospitalization. The package includes several key components:
- The Robotic Da Vinci prostatectomy surgery.
- An initial consultation with the urologist.
- All necessary pre-operative medical tests.
- Full medical and nursing care during the stay.
- Required medicines and surgical materials.
- Accommodation in a 5-star hotel.
- Private transfers to and from the clinic.
International flights to Italy are not included in this price.
About the Clinic
Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy is a historic facility founded in 1932. It is located near the Vatican in Rome. The clinic is accredited by the Italian National Health Service. It is part of the larger GVM Care & Research network. The hospital treats over 15,000 patients each year with a team of 450 specialists. It maintains a perfect 5.0 rating from its patients. Interested individuals can contact the clinic for a personalized consultation.
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