Oliver Rojas Claros
Institute Mutualiste Montsouris, Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein
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About
Oliver Rojas Claros is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive techniques for prostate and kidney cancers. His most impactful contributions lie in refining diagnostic and surgical protocols to improve patient outcomes. His landmark 2019 study, with 52 citations, pioneered the comparison of transrectal MRI cognitive-guided micro-ultrasound biopsies against established transperineal robotic fusion biopsies, demonstrating that micro-ultrasound offers a viable, potentially more accessible alternative for prostate cancer detection. In renal surgery, he documented a successful direct transition from open to robotic partial nephrectomy, achieving the coveted “TRIFECTA” outcomes—negative margins, minimal complications, and warm ischemia time—in a single-surgeon series (24 citations). Claros has also shaped perioperative safety guidelines through a systematic review and meta-analysis (18 citations) showing that low-dose aspirin can be safely continued during robot-assisted radical prostatectomy. Demonstrating a commitment to global surgical education, his prospective trial (14 citations) proved that remote assistance can effectively improve robotic simulation training for urology residents in South America. With a portfolio of work that directly impacts clinical practice and surgical training, Claros is a key figure in the democratization of advanced urologic care.
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