Corey Weinstein

Florida International University, Mount Sinai Medical Center

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Corey Weinstein is a surgeon whose research focuses on advancing minimally invasive techniques, particularly in robotic-assisted hernia repair and kidney-sparing surgery. His most-cited work, “Current perspectives in robotic hernia repair” (2017, 64 citations), provides a comprehensive overview of how robotic technology is reshaping hernia surgery, emphasizing the goal of achieving robust repairs with fewer complications. This paper has become a key reference for surgeons adopting robotic approaches. Weinstein also made significant contributions to urologic oncology through a multi-institutional study comparing outcomes of robotic partial nephrectomy for cT1a versus cT1b renal masses (2017, 12 citations). This work demonstrated that robotic partial nephrectomy is a safe and effective option for larger tumors, helping to expand the boundaries of nephron-sparing surgery. By systematically evaluating perioperative and functional outcomes, Weinstein has provided evidence that supports the broader use of robotic techniques in complex cases. His research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and clinical practice, offering practical insights for surgeons seeking to optimize patient outcomes. For students and researchers, Weinstein’s work exemplifies how careful comparative studies can validate and refine emerging surgical technologies.