Daniel D. Sjoberg
Papers
17
Total Citations
1,259
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About
Daniel D. Sjöberg is a leading urologic oncologist and clinical researcher whose work has fundamentally shaped the evidence base for robotic surgery in the treatment of bladder and prostate cancers. His major contributions center on high-impact, randomized controlled trials that directly compare robot-assisted laparoscopic techniques with traditional open surgery. Most notably, his landmark 2014 study in the *New England Journal of Medicine* (596 citations) demonstrated that robotic radical cystectomy offers comparable perioperative outcomes to open surgery, a finding reinforced by his subsequent 2018 analysis of oncologic outcomes (267 citations). Dr. Sjöberg has also been instrumental in defining surgical quality through the Swedish LAPPRO trial, which provided critical 24-month functional and oncologic data comparing robotic and open radical prostatectomy (98 citations). Beyond comparative effectiveness, his work on surgical learning curves (27 and 12 citations) has helped establish the training benchmarks necessary for safe adoption of robotic techniques. His research on nephrometry scoring systems (55 citations) and postoperative care protocols (22 citations) further demonstrates his commitment to refining every aspect of surgical practice. Through rigorous methodology and large, prospective datasets, Dr. Sjöberg has provided the urologic community with the definitive evidence needed to guide surgical decision-making and improve patient outcomes.
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- 3A Randomized Trial of Robot-Assisted Laparoscopic Radical Cystectomy105 citations · 2014
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- 8Predicting length of stay after robotic partial nephrectomy18 citations · 2015
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