Papers
11
Total Citations
307
H-Index
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About
Emmanuel Moss is a pioneering cardiothoracic surgeon whose research has fundamentally advanced the field of robotic cardiac surgery. His work centers on refining minimally invasive techniques, particularly for mitral valve repair and complex cardiac procedures. Dr. Moss’s landmark study, “The Expanding Role of Endoscopic Robotics in Mitral Valve Surgery,” which analyzed 1,257 consecutive procedures and has garnered 160 citations, established the safety and efficacy of robotic approaches on a large scale. He has made critical contributions to patient safety, including a seminal paper on preventing unilateral pulmonary edema during robotic operations. Beyond mitral surgery, Dr. Moss has investigated the cost-effectiveness of robotic procedures and validated intraoperative tools like transit time flow measurement for coronary bypass grafting. His work extends to innovative applications, such as robotic resection of left atrial tumors and correction of adult scimitar syndrome. By consistently demonstrating that robotic techniques can match or exceed traditional sternotomy outcomes while reducing invasiveness, Dr. Moss has helped shape the current standard of care in cardiac surgery, making him a leading voice in the ongoing evolution toward less invasive cardiac interventions.
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- 4Cost effectiveness of robotic mitral valve surgery25 citations · 2017
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- 7Robotic cardiac surgery: current status and future directions8 citations · 2014
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- 9Choosing the Ideal Candidate for a Robotic Valve Intervention5 citations · 2021
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