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Total Citations
516
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About
Daniel Cherqui is a world-renowned pioneer in minimally invasive liver surgery, whose work has fundamentally reshaped the field of hepatobiliary surgery. His research centers on advancing laparoscopic and robotic techniques for complex liver resections and living donor hepatectomy, with a particular focus on improving patient outcomes and safety. Cherqui led the expert panel that established the first consensus guidelines for laparoscopic living donor hepatectomy, a landmark contribution that has standardized a high-stakes procedure. His influential meta-analyses on difficulty scoring systems for minimally invasive liver resections have provided surgeons with crucial tools for case selection and training. Through a series of large, international multicenter studies—each garnering significant attention—Cherqui has systematically compared robotic versus laparoscopic approaches for major hepatectomies, tumors in challenging posterosuperior segments, and even huge liver tumors ≥10 cm. With his work accumulating over 400 citations, he is a leading voice in defining the role of robotics in liver surgery, demonstrating its potential to overcome the limitations of traditional laparoscopy. His ongoing contributions continue to guide the safe, evidence-based adoption of these advanced techniques worldwide.
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- 1Expert Panel Statement on Laparoscopic Living Donor Hepatectomy75 citations · 2017
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