Tetsuya Togano
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Tetsuya Togano is a urological researcher whose work centers on the perioperative safety and outcomes of robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), with a particular focus on intraocular pressure (IOP) dynamics. His key contribution lies in identifying clinicopathological factors associated with dangerous IOP spikes during the steep Trendelenburg positioning required for RARP—a critical concern for preventing vision-related complications in prostate cancer surgery. His most cited study (2020, 14 citations) systematically examined these intraoperative changes, providing actionable insights for surgical teams to mitigate ocular risks. Beyond this, Togano’s research bridges surgical technique and patient safety, exploring how positioning and patient-specific factors influence both operative and postoperative outcomes. His work has been recognized for its practical implications in refining robotic surgical protocols, earning citations from peers in urology and anesthesiology. By highlighting the overlooked intersection of ophthalmology and urological surgery, Togano has advanced a more holistic approach to robotic prostatectomy, ensuring that surgical success does not come at the cost of patient well-being.
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