Educational Session 4

[ES4-01] Comparison of perioperative outcomes between hinotori and da Vinci in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy

*Shuichi Morizane¹ (1. Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Tottori University, Yonago, Japan)

[Biography]
Full Name (First Name, Last Name): Shuichi Morizane
Present Position: Vice Director in Minimally Invasive Surgery Center, Tottori University Hospital (2020-Present)
Academic or Medical Associations Position: Junior Associate Professor/ lecturer in Tottori University Hospital (2016-Present)
Educational background & professional experience (in sequence of the latest year): Medical School: Faculty of Medicine Tottori University (1995-2001) Tottori, Japan, MD Graduate School of Medicine: Tottori University (2002-2006) Tottori, Japan, Ph.D (Urology) Assistant Professor in Tottori University, Japan (2005-2007, 2009-2016), Urology
Certification: Japanese physician’s license (2001), JUA Board Certified Urologist (The Japanese Urological Association) (2006), JUA Board Certified Instructor (The Japanese Urological Association) (2011), General Clinical Oncologist (Japanese Board of Cancer Therapy) (2009), Laparoscopic surgical skill qualification system (Japan Society of Endourology) (2012), Endoscopic surgical skill qualification system: qualified urologist (Japan Society for Endoscopic Surgery) (2012), da Vinci surgical system certificate (Intuitive Surgical) (2012), Robo Doc certificate (Japan Robotic Surgery Society) (2014), Urology Robot-assisted Surgery Proctor certificate (Japan Society of Endourology) (2018), hinotori surgical robot system certificate (Medicaroid) (2022), Hugo RAS certificate (Medtronic) (2023)
Professional Societies Japanese Urological Association (2001-), Japanese Society of Endourology (2006-), Japan Society of Clinical Oncology (2009-), Japan Society for Endoscopic Surgery (2012-), The Japanese Society for Robotic Surgery (2014-), Endourological Society (2021-), American Urological Association (2023-)