Matthew Rohloff
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About
Matthew Rohloff is a urologic surgeon whose research focuses on robotic-assisted urological procedures, with particular expertise in radical prostatectomy, stone disease management, and complex reconstructive urology. His most significant contributions center on optimizing surgical technique in robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), specifically investigating the role of low-pressure pneumoperitoneum in reducing postoperative complications. His landmark 2019 study demonstrating reduced postoperative ileus rates with lower insufflation pressures has garnered 39 citations, while his subsequent prospective, randomized, double-blinded trial further validated these findings with 22 citations — establishing him as a leading voice in refining the physiological parameters of robotic prostatectomy. Beyond prostatectomy, Rohloff has broadened the frontier of robotic urology through case series and technical reports covering robotic management of large stone disease, distal ureterectomy with ureteral reimplantation, level II IVC thrombectomy using Rummel tourniquets, and complex reconstructive scenarios involving rare anatomic anomalies. His body of work reflects a consistent commitment to expanding the applications of robotic surgery while improving patient safety and recovery, making his research particularly valuable for surgeons seeking to refine minimally invasive urological techniques.
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- 3Robotic management of large stone disease: a case series8 citations · 2020
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