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A. Mangano has established themselves as a notable contributor to the field of urologic surgery, with a particular focus on robotic-assisted and laparoscopic surgical techniques for prostate cancer treatment. Their research has centered on comparing minimally invasive surgical approaches — most prominently robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) — against traditional open surgical methods, examining outcomes across clinical, physiological, and anesthesiologic dimensions. Mangano's most impactful work, published in 2008 and accumulating 81 citations, provided prospective comparative evidence that robotically assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy produces a measurably less invasive acute phase response than conventional retropubic radical prostatectomy, lending scientific support to the adoption of robotic techniques. Building on this foundation, a 2015 randomized study with 25 citations investigated the hemodynamic and acid-base effects of different surgical access routes during RARP, offering anesthesiologists and surgeons valuable guidance on optimizing patient safety during these procedures. More recently, Mangano has explored the rationale for gasless robotic oncologic surgery, further pushing the boundaries of minimally invasive technique refinement. Collectively, their body of work has helped shape evidence-based practices in robotic urology, benefiting both surgical teams and prostate cancer patients worldwide.
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- 3Why should a “gasless” oncologic robotic procedure be performed?4 citations · 2017