Vitalie Gherman

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Vitalie Gherman is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of anaesthetic management and robotic surgical oncology, with a particular focus on renal cell carcinoma. His most cited study investigates the effect of anaesthetic techniques on neutrophil gelatinase associated lipocalin (NGAL) levels after robotic urogenital oncosurgery, comparing general versus combined anaesthesia to assess their impact on renal biomarkers. This work, cited 10 times, addresses a critical question in perioperative medicine: how anaesthetic choice may influence kidney injury markers in high-risk surgical populations. Gherman also contributed to the advancement of nephron-sparing surgery through a study on tumor enucleation with zero ischemia via a robotic retroperitoneal approach for renal cell carcinoma. This technique aims to preserve renal function while achieving oncological control, reflecting a growing emphasis on minimally invasive, function-preserving strategies. Though his citation counts are modest, Gherman’s research bridges anaesthesia and urologic oncology, offering practical insights for clinicians seeking to optimize patient outcomes in robotic surgery. His work is particularly relevant for researchers exploring the interplay between anaesthetic protocols and renal protection in the context of cancer surgery.