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Total Citations
110
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About
Quentin Denost is a leading colorectal surgeon whose research focuses on advancing minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery for rectal cancer and complex endometriosis. His major contributions include defining the learning curve for robotic-assisted total mesorectal excision (TME) through a multicentre prospective study (16 citations), demonstrating that the approach is safe and has a short learning curve. He has also pioneered techniques for excising deep rectovaginal endometriosis nodules, showing that preventive stoma rates can be minimized, and challenged the traditional 3-cm diameter cut-off for robotic rectal disk excision (9 citations). Denost’s work on integrating artificial intelligence with robotic instruments (6 citations) highlights his forward-thinking approach. His studies consistently show that robotic TME is cost-effective and safe in high-volume practice, with the EUREKA collaborative trial (5 citations) set to evaluate long-term outcomes. With over 80 citations across his top papers, Denost’s research is shaping the future of colorectal surgery by improving surgical precision, patient recovery, and oncological safety.
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- 9Parallel, component training in robotic total mesorectal excision6 citations · 2022
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