Papers
5
Total Citations
208
H-Index
3
About
Blake Moore is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive robotic techniques for complex reconstructive and oncologic procedures. His most impactful contribution is the pioneering use of Indocyanine Green (ICG) during robot-assisted ureteral reconstructions—a study cited 179 times that has helped define intraoperative imaging to improve surgical precision and outcomes. Moore also made a key clinical observation in a widely noted case report on stone formation from nonabsorbable clip migration after robot-assisted partial nephrectomy, highlighting a critical complication that has informed postoperative monitoring protocols. His work establishing a new robotic prostatectomy program at a tertiary VA medical center demonstrates his commitment to expanding access to advanced surgical care in underserved populations. Additionally, Moore has explored completely intracorporeal robotic-assisted laparoscopic ileovesicostomy for neurogenic bladder, reporting promising initial results. With a focus on innovation, safety, and reproducibility, his research directly shapes how robotic surgery is performed and taught. Moore’s contributions are essential reading for urologists and trainees interested in the frontier of robotic urology.
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Top Papers
- 1Use of Indocyanine Green During Robot-assisted Ureteral Reconstructions179 citations · 2014
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- 5Posterior Approach to Robotic Simple Prostatectomy3 citations · 2015