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Total Citations
330
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About
Daniele Romagnoli is a pioneering urologic surgeon whose research centers on robotic surgery and augmented reality (AR) for prostate and bladder cancer. His most impactful work demonstrates how AR can revolutionize surgical planning and precision—his 2020 study on real-time AR-guided robotic prostatectomy (74 citations) and his 2021 paper on AR for intraoperative frozen section guidance (61 citations) are landmark contributions. Romagnoli has also made significant advances in robot-assisted radical cystectomy, publishing extensively on totally intracorporeal urinary diversion techniques and their learning curves (37 and 31 citations). His work on the retroperitoneal approach for partial nephrectomy and the use of bidirectional barbed sutures for vesicourethral anastomosis has improved surgical outcomes and patient recovery. Notably, he contributed to the Italian Radical Cystectomy Registry, a large multicenter study involving 1,400 patients. With a career focused on integrating cutting-edge technology—from AR to advanced bipolar sealing devices—into minimally invasive urologic oncology, Romagnoli has accumulated hundreds of citations and helped define modern standards for robotic pelvic surgery.
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