Michael A. Glaysher
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About
Michael A. Glaysher is a pioneering surgeon whose research focuses on the transformative potential of robotic surgery across both elective and emergency general surgery. His work systematically evaluates the safety, cost-effectiveness, and clinical outcomes of robotic-assisted procedures, with a particular emphasis on cholecystectomy and bariatric surgery. Glaysher’s major contributions include a landmark systematic review comparing robot-assisted versus conventional laparoscopic multiport cholecystectomy, which has garnered 26 citations and provides crucial evidence for surgical decision-making. He has also advanced intra-operative techniques through ultrasound assessment of the biliary tree during robotic cholecystectomy, improving precision and patient safety. His prospective cohort study on robotic-assisted sleeve gastrectomy, analyzing cost and learning curves, further demonstrates his commitment to optimizing surgical practice. Notably, Glaysher challenges the boundaries of robotic application with his case-matched study on robotic emergency general surgery, questioning whether it is a “future or fallacy” and establishing its feasibility in high-volume tertiary centers. With a growing citation impact, Glaysher is a leading voice in the evidence-based expansion of robotic surgery, shaping both current practice and future innovation.
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