Agostino Maria De Rose
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Agostino Maria De Rose is a leading figure in the advancement of robotic surgery, with a specialized focus on its application in both gynecologic oncology and complex hepatobiliary procedures. His research is pivotal in demonstrating the feasibility and expanding the boundaries of minimally invasive techniques for challenging clinical scenarios. A landmark contribution is his ten-year, single-institution study on the robotic treatment of recurrent gynecological cancers, which has garnered 12 citations for providing critical descriptive data on managing this heterogeneous disease. Furthermore, De Rose is at the forefront of health economics in surgery. His multicenter analysis on the economic impact of robotic liver resections, though recently published, is already cited 2 times for its innovative use of time-driven activity-based costing (TD-ABC). This work directly addresses the contentious issue of cost in robotic surgery, offering a rigorous methodology to evaluate its financial viability. By bridging technical outcomes with economic reality, De Rose’s work is essential for surgeons and policymakers seeking to integrate advanced robotics into sustainable, high-quality cancer care.
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