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Total Citations
416
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About
Todd M. Morgan is a urologic oncologist whose research focuses on minimally invasive surgical techniques and the management of genitourinary cancers, particularly bladder cancer, prostate cancer, and penile carcinoma. His work sits at the intersection of surgical innovation and outcomes research, consistently examining whether emerging robotic and laparoscopic approaches deliver meaningful clinical benefits over traditional open surgery. Morgan's most influential contribution—garnering 136 citations—investigated ureteroenteric anastomotic strictures following radical cystectomy, providing critical comparative data on open versus robot-assisted approaches at a time when the field was rapidly adopting robotic techniques. His research on salvage robotic prostatectomy (79 citations) offered one of the largest single-institution series on this technically demanding procedure, helping define patient selection criteria and realistic outcomes for men with recurrent prostate cancer. His recurring reviews of bladder cancer epidemiology and management have served as accessible reference points for clinicians navigating a rapidly evolving landscape. More recently, Morgan has contributed to population-level analyses of post-cystectomy readmissions and length-of-stay optimization, reflecting a broader interest in healthcare efficiency and quality improvement. His pelvic lymph node dissection consortium study further demonstrates a commitment to statewide collaborative research, amplifying the impact of his findings beyond any single institution.
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- 6Bladder cancer28 citations · 2010
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