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Total Citations
743
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About
Giuseppe Maria Ettorre is a distinguished Italian hepatobiliary surgeon whose career has been defined by pioneering contributions to minimally invasive liver and pancreatic surgery. His research focuses on laparoscopic and robotic approaches to complex hepatectomies, pancreatic resections, and the surgical management of conditions including hepatocellular carcinoma, cholangiocarcinoma, and colorectal liver metastases. Ettorre has played a central role in shaping Italian and international standards for minimally invasive surgery. His 2014 multi-institutional comparison of laparoscopic and robotic major hepatectomies (121 citations) helped establish the evidence base for these technically demanding procedures, while his involvement in the internationally validated EGUMIPS guidelines (2023, 117 citations) reflects his leadership in developing consensus-driven best practices for minimally invasive pancreatic surgery. His work with the IGoMILS registry and multiple propensity-score matched analyses has rigorously evaluated the comparative advantages of robotic over laparoscopic techniques across diverse patient populations. A national survey on minimally invasive liver surgery (2015) further underscores his commitment to advancing the field at a systemic level. With over 590 cumulative citations across his most impactful publications, Ettorre stands as an authoritative voice in hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery, whose evidence-based scholarship continues to guide surgeons worldwide navigating the frontier of robotic and laparoscopic innovation.
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- 4Italian experience in minimally invasive liver surgery: a national survey57 citations · 2015
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