Gabriel Ogaya‐Pinies
AdventHealth Celebration, Hospital Universitario Rey Juan Carlos, University of Central Florida
Papers
14
Total Citations
313
H-Index
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About
Gabriel Ogaya‐Pinies is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing robotic-assisted surgery for prostate cancer, particularly in complex and salvage settings. His major contributions lie in refining nerve-sparing techniques during salvage robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), demonstrating that functional outcomes—including potency and continence—can be improved even after prior failed treatments. He has also pioneered the use of dehydrated human amnion/chorion membrane grafts to bolster vesicourethral anastomosis, reducing leak rates and catheter times. His research on single-port robotic surgery and strategies to improve operating room efficiency has helped shape modern urologic practice. With highly cited papers—including his 2017 study on amnion/chorion membrane use (48 citations) and his 2018 work on salvage RARP outcomes (38 citations)—Ogaya‐Pinies has established himself as an authority on high-stakes, technically demanding procedures. He has also systematically addressed complications in robotic urology, offering evidence-based guidance to improve patient safety. His work on the learning curve for salvage RARP provides essential benchmarks for surgeons adopting these advanced techniques. Through his contributions, Ogaya‐Pinies has expanded the boundaries of what is possible in robotic prostate cancer surgery.
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- 3Single-port technique evolution and current practice in urologic procedures35 citations · 2020
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- 9Safety of Live Robotic Surgery: Results from a Single Institution20 citations · 2017
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