Patrice Forget
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Patrice Forget is a leading clinical researcher in anesthesiology and perioperative medicine, with a primary focus on optimizing pain management and improving surgical outcomes. His key research areas include the use of intrathecal morphine for postoperative analgesia, particularly in the context of robotic-assisted surgeries, as well as the broader implications of anesthetic techniques on patient recovery and cancer recurrence. Among his most cited contributions is a 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis on intrathecal morphine in robotic surgeries, which, despite its recent publication, has already garnered 4 citations for its rigorous synthesis of real-world evidence. This work clarifies the role and dosing of intrathecal morphine, addressing a critical gap in perioperative care. Forget’s research is distinguished by its methodological precision and clinical relevance, directly influencing protocols for pain relief in minimally invasive procedures. His cumulative work has been cited over 1,500 times, reflecting its impact on both anesthesiology practice and surgical oncology. Through his systematic reviews and clinical studies, Forget continues to shape evidence-based guidelines, making him a pivotal figure in advancing patient safety and comfort in modern surgery.
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