Surgical Determinants of Outcomes in Partial Nephrectomy: a Contemporary Review
Published in Cancer, Anatomy & Physiology, and Surgery
This contemporary review examines the key surgical determinants of outcomes in partial nephrectomy, with emphasis on modern minimally invasive and robotic approaches. It highlights how tumor complexity, ischemia strategy, resection technique, intraoperative imaging, parenchymal preservation, hemostasis, renorrhaphy, and surgeon experience influence oncologic control, renal functional preservation, and perioperative morbidity. The article provides an evidence-based framework to optimize outcomes in nephron-sparing surgery for localized renal masses.
IMG physician and Research Fellow at USC with a background in Urology and General Surgery, with experience in robotic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, oncology, reconstructive urology, and outcomes research. My work focuses on academic research, surgical education, clinical outcomes, and innovation in surgical techniques. I have been involved in multiple publications, abstracts, and U.S. surgical rotations with exposure to laparoscopic and robotic surgery. I am interested in academic surgery, surgical training, and advancing patient care through research and technology.
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