Fuyuki Inagaki

National Center for Global Health and Medicine

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Fuyuki Inagaki is a leading hepatobiliary surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing surgical precision in liver surgery. His primary research areas include fluorescence-guided surgery, particularly the use of indocyanine green (ICG) imaging to enhance intraoperative visualization of tumors and biliary structures. Inagaki's most cited work, "Added value of indocyanine green fluorescence imaging in liver surgery" (2021, 15 citations), demonstrates how this technique improves real-time decision-making, reducing the risk of incomplete resections and bile duct injuries. His contributions have helped establish ICG imaging as a standard adjunct in complex hepatic procedures, directly impacting patient outcomes by increasing surgical accuracy and safety. Beyond this landmark study, Inagaki has published extensively on minimally invasive liver techniques and perioperative management, earning recognition for integrating innovative imaging technologies into routine practice. His research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and clinical application, making him a respected figure in the field. With a growing citation record, Inagaki continues to shape the future of liver surgery, inspiring trainees and peers to adopt fluorescence-guided approaches for better oncologic and functional results.