Clinton Yeaman
University of Virginia Medical Center, University of Virginia
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About
Clinton Yeaman is a urologic researcher whose work centers on the comparative effectiveness and cost-efficiency of minimally invasive treatments for renal and urologic cancers. His primary research areas include the economic evaluation of percutaneous microwave ablation (MWA) versus robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy for small renal masses, as well as the management of post-surgical complications such as ureteroenteric strictures. Yeaman’s most cited study, a cost-effectiveness analysis published in 2022 (11 citations), provides critical insights into the value-based selection of ablation over surgery, helping to guide clinical decision-making and resource allocation. His 2021 investigation into the impact of prior radiation on ureteroenteric stricture incidence (9 citations) offers a contemporary, single-center perspective on a complication affecting up to 20% of patients after urinary diversion. Additionally, his perioperative cost comparison between MWA and partial nephrectomy (6 citations) further solidifies his contribution to health economics in urology. Through these works, Yeaman has advanced the understanding of both clinical outcomes and financial implications in modern urologic oncology, making his research highly relevant for clinicians and policymakers seeking to optimize patient care.
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