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About
Lewis Chan is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving functional outcomes after prostate cancer surgery, particularly through innovations in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP). His major contributions include the development of the "RoboSling" technique—a novel bladder neck fascial sling performed concurrently with RARP that significantly enhances early and late urinary continence recovery (2023, 7 citations). Chan also leads the ROSE study, a prospective, multi-centre comparison of robotic and open surgery, where his team established key preoperative urodynamic parameters that predict post-prostatectomy continence (2021, 10 citations). His research extends to challenging clinical populations, demonstrating that RARP can be safely and effectively offered to elderly patients aged 75 and older, with favorable functional and oncological outcomes (2025, 3 citations). Chan has also advanced prostate cancer staging by evaluating the sensitivity and specificity of multiparametric MRI and PSMA PET/CT for detecting seminal vesicle invasion (2024, 2 citations), and he explores patient decision regret after RARP to better align surgical counseling with patient expectations (2025, 2 citations). His work is shaping evidence-based, patient-centered care in urologic oncology.
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