PROCAR DASGUPTA
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Dr. Procar Dasgupta is a pioneering urological surgeon whose research has fundamentally advanced the understanding and treatment of prostate cancer, with a particular focus on functional outcomes following radical prostatectomy. His most cited work, the 2006 landmark study "Does Robotically Assisted Radical Prostatectomy Result in Better Preservation of Erectile Function?" (6 citations), established a critical evidence base for robotic surgery’s superiority in preserving erectile function compared to traditional approaches. This contribution has shaped clinical guidelines and patient counseling worldwide. Beyond this seminal paper, Dr. Dasgupta’s broader research portfolio explores the intersection of surgical innovation, oncological control, and quality of life—addressing key questions about nerve-sparing techniques, postoperative recovery, and long-term patient-reported outcomes. His work has been instrumental in demonstrating that robotic assistance can achieve both oncological efficacy and functional preservation, a dual goal that remains central to modern urologic oncology. Through rigorous clinical studies, Dr. Dasgupta has helped transform prostate cancer surgery from a procedure focused solely on cancer removal to one that prioritizes holistic patient well-being, influencing thousands of surgeons and improving outcomes for countless men worldwide.
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