Anders Bergenfelz

Skåne University Hospital, Lund University

Papers

Total Citations

167

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About

Anders Bergenfelz is a leading figure in endocrine surgery, with a primary focus on adrenal disease and minimally invasive surgical techniques. His major contributions center on improving patient outcomes through rigorous, large-scale data analysis and the advancement of robotic surgery. Bergenfelz’s work on "Risk factors for complications after adrenalectomy," drawing from a comprehensive national database (63 citations), established critical benchmarks for predicting postoperative risks, moving beyond single-center reports to provide generalizable insights. He has been instrumental in validating robot-assisted adrenalectomy, demonstrated in his prospective study of 100 cases (45 citations) and the landmark EUROCRINE Surgical Registry analysis (59 citations), which directly compared robotic to conventional laparoscopic approaches. By leveraging national and international registries, Bergenfelz has provided high-level evidence that shapes clinical guidelines and surgical training. His research has not only defined safety standards but also championed the adoption of robotic technology, making him a key voice in modern endocrine surgery.