Davide Brando

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Davide Brando is a pioneering researcher in the field of surgical ergonomics and ocular health, with a focused expertise in the impact of advanced robotic systems on surgeons' well-being. His most-cited work, "3D Da Vinci robotic surgery: is it a risk to the surgeon’s eye health?" (2023, 9 citations), critically examines the binocular visual strain and discomfort associated with prolonged use of the Da Vinci three-dimensional system in laparoscopic procedures. This research addresses a vital gap in understanding how cutting-edge surgical technologies, while revolutionizing abdominal, urological, and gynecological surgery, may pose hidden risks to the operator's eye health. By quantifying potential changes in visual function and ergonomic stress, Brando's contributions underscore the need for safer human-machine interfaces in the operating room. His work is essential for surgeons and medical device designers alike, advocating for sustainable practices that protect the practitioner without compromising patient outcomes. Through this pioneering study, Davide Brando establishes himself as a key voice in the intersection of surgical innovation and occupational health.