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About
Jaime Landman is a prominent urological surgeon and researcher whose work has fundamentally shaped modern minimally invasive urology, surgical education, and robotic surgery training. His research spans three interconnected domains: advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgical techniques, surgical simulation and resident education, and innovative approaches to urological procedures. Landman's early contributions helped define the landscape of emerging surgical paradigms, as reflected in his widely cited 2008 consensus statement on Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery and Single-Incision Laparoscopic Surgery (145 citations), which helped establish foundational guidelines for a new era in urological practice. His investigations into three-dimensional laparoscopic vision (98 citations) and multi-institutional pyeloplasty outcomes (61 citations) have provided surgeons with critical evidence for optimizing procedural performance. Perhaps most distinctively, Landman has been a driving force in robotic surgical education, validating simulation platforms such as the Mimic dV-Trainer (89–90 citations) to standardize skill acquisition among urology residents. His work on residency training evaluation (92 citations) and crowdsourced surgical skills assessment (47 citations) further demonstrates his commitment to shaping the next generation of surgeons. Collectively, his research has influenced how urologists are trained, evaluated, and equipped to deliver cutting-edge minimally invasive care.
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- 7C-SATS: Assessing Surgical Skills Among Urology Residency Applicants47 citations · 2016
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