The 15th Single-Port Robotic Radical Prostatectomy Performed in Istanbul
Prof. Dr. Murat Binbay has successfully completed his 15th single port robotic radical prostatectomy in Istanbul, marking another milestone in the advancement of single port robotic surgery in Turkey. With zero drain usage, zero intensive care unit admissions, and a 100% procedural success rate, these outcomes position him among the leading pioneers of single port robotic prostate surgery in the region.
In the rapidly evolving field of minimally invasive urologic oncology, single port robotic radical prostatectomy represents one of the most technically demanding procedures. Achieving consistently optimal outcomes in such cases requires not only advanced surgical technology, but also exceptional experience, anatomical precision, and deep oncologic expertise.
Learn more about Prof. Dr. Murat Binbay and SP Robotics Expertise.

A Technically Demanding Procedure in Urologic Oncology
Radical prostatectomy is the surgical removal of the prostate gland, typically performed for patients diagnosed with localized prostate cancer. While multi-port robotic techniques have become the global standard, single port robotic radical prostatectomy introduces a new level of technical complexity.
Unlike traditional multi-port systems, single port robotic surgery is performed through a single small incision, requiring internal triangulation of instruments within a confined pelvic space. The male pelvis is anatomically narrow and deep, making prostate surgery particularly challenging. Preserving critical structures such as the neurovascular bundles—responsible for continence and erectile function—demands millimetric precision.
In single port robotic prostatectomy, the difficulty is amplified by:
- Limited external access points
- Reduced margin for instrument collision
- Complex suturing requirements during urethrovesical anastomosis
- The need for meticulous nerve-sparing techniques
These factors make the procedure one of the most advanced applications of robotic surgery in urology.
Excellence in Outcomes: Zero Drains, Zero ICU Admissions
Across all 15 completed cases, Prof. Dr. Murat Binbay achieved:
- 0 drain placement
- 0 ICU hospitalization
- 100% procedural success
Eliminating surgical drains reflects a high level of hemostatic control and surgical precision. Avoiding intensive care unit admission further demonstrates stable perioperative management and refined anesthetic coordination.
Such results are not incidental—they are the outcome of structured expertise in robotic urologic surgery and a deep understanding of enhanced recovery principles.
Leadership in Single Port Robotic Surgery in Turkey
Currently, single port robotic prostate surgery is performed in limited centers worldwide due to the specialized equipment and training required. In Turkey, Prof. Dr. Murat Binbay is recognized for performing single port robotic radical prostatectomy at an advanced level, contributing to the national progression of this cutting-edge surgical platform.
His extensive experience in robotic-assisted urologic cancer surgery, combined with advanced technical proficiency, enables complex prostate cancer cases to be managed with:
- Minimal invasiveness
- Reduced postoperative discomfort
- Early mobilization
- Optimized functional outcomes
The integration of single port robotic systems into prostate cancer treatment in Istanbul represents a significant step forward in patient-centered oncologic care.
Why Single Port Robotic Radical Prostatectomy Matters
The evolution from open surgery to laparoscopic, and then to multi-port robotic surgery, has dramatically improved recovery times and reduced complications. Single port robotic radical prostatectomy is the next refinement in this continuum.
Potential advantages include:
- Fewer incisions and improved cosmetic outcomes
- Reduced postoperative pain
- Lower risk of wound-related complications
- Faster discharge from hospital
- Enhanced patient satisfaction
When performed by an experienced surgeon, the technique does not compromise oncologic control. Instead, it aligns precision oncology with minimally invasive principles.
Surgical Expertise Makes the Difference
The success of single port robotic prostate surgery is highly dependent on surgical experience. The learning curve for single port systems is steeper than traditional robotic platforms, particularly for complex oncologic dissections.
Prof. Dr. Murat Binbay’s background in high-volume robotic urologic oncology allows him to navigate the intricacies of:
- Nerve-sparing dissection
- Bladder neck preservation
- Precise suturing in confined pelvic spaces
- Bloodless surgical planes
His approach combines technological innovation with refined surgical judgment, ensuring that each patient receives individualized and anatomically tailored care.
Advancing Robotic Urologic Oncology in Istanbul
The completion of the 15th single port robotic radical prostatectomy represents more than a procedural milestone—it signals the maturation of advanced robotic prostate cancer surgery in Turkey.
As single port robotic surgery continues to evolve, centers that combine:
- High surgical volume
- Structured training
- Multidisciplinary perioperative care
- Oncologic expertise
will define the future of minimally invasive prostate cancer treatment.
Through continued innovation and consistent surgical excellence, Prof. Dr. Murat Binbay is contributing to the global conversation on how single port robotic surgery can safely and effectively transform prostate cancer care.
A New Benchmark in Prostate Cancer Surgery
The achievement of 15 consecutive successful single port robotic radical prostatectomy procedures with zero drains and zero ICU admissions establishes a new benchmark in robotic urologic surgery in Istanbul.
As robotic technology advances, outcomes remain closely tied to surgical mastery. In this regard, experience, precision, and patient-centered planning remain the true determinants of success.