Michele Dezio
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Michele Dezio is a surgical oncologist whose research focuses on improving outcomes for patients with hepatobiliary malignancies, particularly intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (iCCA). His work addresses critical gaps in surgical management, including the optimization of negative-margin resection and the role of lymphadenectomy in staging and survival. Dezio’s most cited paper, a 2025 narrative review on hot topics in iCCA surgery, synthesizes emerging evidence on margin thickness and nodal dissection, offering actionable insights for clinicians navigating this aggressive disease. With 3 citations in a short time, the review underscores his ability to distill complex surgical debates into practical guidance. Beyond this, Dezio contributes to advancing precision in liver cancer surgery, bridging the gap between evolving research and operative strategy. His work is particularly valuable for trainees and surgeons seeking evidence-based approaches to iCCA, a tumor with persistently poor prognosis. By highlighting controversies and consensus in surgical management, Dezio positions himself as a thoughtful voice in hepatobiliary oncology, dedicated to refining curative-intent treatments for one of the most challenging liver cancers.
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