Cameron Syblis
Papers
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Total Citations
308
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About
Cameron Syblis is a surgical researcher whose work sits at the forefront of minimally invasive hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, with a particular focus on robotic-assisted techniques for complex oncological and reconstructive procedures. His research has systematically evaluated the safety, efficacy, and economic implications of robotic platforms compared to traditional open surgery, generating meaningful evidence in a field where high-quality comparative data has historically been scarce. Among his most impactful contributions, Syblis has led propensity score-matched analyses comparing robotic and open major hepatectomy, examined oncological outcomes for intrahepatic and extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma treated robotically, and reported some of North America's earliest institutional experiences with robotic bile duct cancer surgery. His 2024 development of the Tampa Difficulty Score introduced a novel, reproducible framework for stratifying the complexity of robotic hepatectomy, offering the surgical community a practical clinical tool. His cost-analysis work has also addressed pressing questions about the financial sustainability of robotic platforms in liver surgery. With over 200 cumulative citations across his top publications and contributions spanning hepatocellular carcinoma, cholangiocarcinoma, pancreaticoduodenectomy, and iatrogenic bile duct injury, Syblis has established himself as a productive voice advancing evidence-based adoption of robotic surgery in hepatobiliary practice.
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- 9A Single Institution’s Experience With Robotic Minor and Major Hepatectomy12 citations · 2021
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