Henrique Yoshio Shirozaki

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Henrique Yoshio Shirozaki is a Brazilian surgical researcher whose work centers on minimally invasive and robotic-assisted bariatric surgery, with a particular focus on advancing the surgical treatment of obesity. His most recognized contribution examines the clinical outcomes of robotic bariatric surgery performed at the Garrido Institute in Brazil, comparing this emerging approach with conventional laparoscopic techniques. By systematically analyzing patient outcomes across both modalities, Shirozaki has helped establish an evidence base for the adoption of robotic platforms in bariatric procedures within the Brazilian healthcare context — a field where such comparative data remains relatively scarce. His 2018 case series, published in both Portuguese and English, reflects a commitment to reaching both domestic and international scientific audiences, broadening the dissemination of his findings across language barriers. With a combined citation count of 9 across these closely related publications, his work has drawn meaningful attention from peers in surgical oncology, obesity medicine, and minimally invasive surgery. For students and clinicians exploring the evolution of bariatric surgical techniques, Shirozaki's research offers a valuable clinical perspective on how robotic-assisted approaches are being integrated into real-world surgical practice in Latin America.