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The goal of this clinical trial is to evaluate peri and post-operative outcomes as well as long-term survival of 3D IGRAPN compared to conventional Robot-Assisted Partial Nephrectomy (RAPN) for moderate and highly complex renal tumors.
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Robot-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN) is the standard treatment for localized kidney tumors. New 3D modeling and reconstruction technologies have enabled the development of real time imageguided surgery using virtual reality (VR). In view of advances in artificial intelligence and surface recognition based on deep-learning, augmented reality (AR) by merging a 3D reconstructed virtual image onto the real per-operative view represents the next step in image-guided surgery.
3D IG-RAPN using Synapse 3D (Fujifilm) and DaVinci Tile-Pro display (Intuitive Surgical) vs conventional RAPN without 3D navigation in 12 high-volume urological centers from the UroCCR Network.
Outcoume : Primary endpoint is a composite validated score (TRIFECTA) evaluating peri-operative complications as well as oncological safety and long-term renal function preservation. Secondary endpoints assess long-term survival, ergonomics and surgeon satisfaction. A medico-economic evaluation will be performed.
Methodology: ACCURATE is a nation-wide, single-blind, multicentric, prospective randomized controlled trial enrolling 694 patients with a single complex renal mass, defined as RENAL NS≥7.
Randomization (1:1) between the experimental and the conventional group will take place on day of inclusion and will be stratified by center.
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694 participants in 2 patient groups
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ASSILAH BOUZIT; Jean-Luc DESCOTES, Pr
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