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About
Ambroise Salin has established himself as a leading innovator in perioperative care and surgical optimization for urological oncology, with a particular focus on robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP). His research centers on three interconnected domains: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols, prehabilitation programs, and same-day discharge surgery — areas in which he has demonstrably reshaped clinical practice. Salin's most impactful contributions examine how combining ERAS pathways with structured prehabilitation programs can simultaneously improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs, work that has attracted 64 and 57 citations respectively and established a compelling evidence base for institutional adoption. His pioneering investigations into same-day discharge radical prostatectomy have challenged traditional assumptions about recovery timelines, demonstrating feasibility without compromising continence recovery or patient safety. Beyond clinical outcomes, Salin has shown a forward-thinking commitment to patient-centered innovation, transitioning prehabilitation delivery from on-site programs to mobile applications and personalized digital platforms — an evolution documented across five years of real-world practice and accelerated by lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic. His work on subsphincteric anastomosis techniques further reflects his dedication to refining surgical precision. Collectively, his research offers students and clinicians a practical roadmap for modernizing prostate cancer surgical care.
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