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Andrew Gabrielson is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work spans surgical ergonomics, minimally invasive techniques, and innovative diagnostics in urology. His most cited paper, "Surgical ergonomics for urologists: a practical guide" (2021, 70 citations), addresses a critical but often overlooked aspect of surgical practice—physician well-being and injury prevention—providing actionable frameworks to reduce musculoskeletal strain during procedures. Gabrielson has also advanced the understanding of patient-centered outcomes, notably through his comparative analysis of surgical scar cosmesis after radical prostatectomy (25 citations), which highlights the importance of survivorship and quality of life in oncologic care. His contributions extend to cutting-edge diagnostic methods, including the use of dual-color fluorescence structured illumination microscopy for nondestructive kidney cancer diagnosis (13 citations), and to novel reconstructive techniques such as robotic-assisted augmented roof ureteroplasty with appendiceal onlay flap. Additionally, he has investigated perioperative outcomes and cost comparisons between single-port and standard multiport robot-assisted surgeries, as well as the role of prophylactic antibiotics in pediatric pyeloplasty. Gabrielson’s work reflects a commitment to improving both surgical outcomes and the surgeon’s own practice environment, making him a notable voice in modern urology.