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Lorenzo Faggioni is a surgeon whose work centers on the application of robotic technology in complex anatomical procedures, with a particular focus on head and neck surgery. His most cited research, "Anatomical landmarks for transoral robotic tongue base surgery: comparison between endoscopic, external and radiological perspectives" (2012, 35 citations), represents a significant contribution to the field of transoral robotic surgery (TORS). In this study, Faggioni established critical anatomical reference points that help surgeons navigate the challenging landscape of the tongue base, improving both the safety and precision of robotic-assisted resections. This work has become a foundational reference for surgeons performing TORS, demonstrating his ability to bridge the gap between surgical technique and anatomical science. His research portfolio also extends to the management of rare surgical presentations, as evidenced by his case report on robotically assisted removal of pelvic splenosis occurring fifty-six years after splenectomy (2021). This work highlights his expertise in applying minimally invasive robotic approaches to unusual clinical scenarios, showcasing his versatility as a surgeon and his commitment to advancing the boundaries of what is achievable through robotic-assisted surgery.
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