V D Stanca
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V. D. Stanca is a surgical anatomist whose work centers on the vascular anatomy of the kidney, with a particular focus on its implications for nephron-sparing surgery. His research provides critical insights into renal arterial vascularization, emphasizing the terminal nature of these vessels and the ischemic risks associated with surgical occlusion. Stanca’s most cited study, "Vascular anatomical variants in renal surgery: classic and robotic approach" (2011), systematically analyzes anatomical variations that directly influence surgical planning and outcomes. By detailing how arterial anomalies can dictate the success of conservative procedures, his work has informed both open and robotic-assisted techniques, helping surgeons preserve healthy renal tissue while minimizing complications. Though his citation count remains modest, Stanca’s contributions are foundational for urologists and surgeons seeking to refine their understanding of renal anatomy in a clinical context. His research bridges the gap between anatomical science and operative practice, ensuring that surgical innovation is grounded in precise, patient-specific vascular knowledge.
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