Papers
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Total Citations
419
H-Index
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About
Dimitrios Moris is a leading figure in the advancement of robotic and minimally invasive surgery, with a particular focus on complex hepatobiliary, pancreatic, and oncologic procedures. His work systematically evaluates the safety, efficacy, and oncologic outcomes of robotic approaches compared to traditional open and laparoscopic techniques. Moris has made seminal contributions through high-impact systematic reviews and meta-analyses, including landmark studies on total robotic pancreaticoduodenectomy (93 citations) and robotic liver resections (72 citations), which have helped define the current evidence base for these demanding operations. His research extends to living donor hepatectomy, where his meta-analyses (31 and 24 citations) critically assess the role of robotics in transplantation. Moris has also explored robotic applications in cardiac surgery, testicular cancer, and cervical cancer, demonstrating the breadth of his influence. With over 400 total citations across his most-cited works, his rigorous, evidence-based approach has guided surgical practice and informed clinical decision-making worldwide. His technical analyses, such as the hepaticojejunostomy technique with intra-anastomotic stent (36 citations), further underscore his commitment to refining surgical methods. Moris continues to shape the future of surgery by championing minimally invasive innovation while maintaining a steadfast focus on patient safety and outcomes.
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- 1Total robotic pancreaticoduodenectomy: a systematic review of the literature93 citations · 2017
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- 4The role of robotics in cardiac surgery: a systematic review49 citations · 2018
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