Vincent Tse
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Vincent Tse is a leading urological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on functional outcomes following prostate cancer surgery, particularly the assessment and preservation of lower urinary tract function. His major contributions lie in correlating preoperative clinical and urodynamic parameters with postoperative recovery, providing critical insights into patient selection and surgical planning. His most cited paper, a key component of the landmark ROSE (Robotic and Open Surgery for Prostate Cancer) study, prospectively evaluates baseline urodynamic profiles in men undergoing radical prostatectomy, establishing a framework for comparing robotic and open surgical approaches. With over 10 citations, this work has shaped contemporary understanding of how preoperative bladder function influences continence outcomes. Tse’s research bridges the gap between surgical technique and patient quality of life, making him a respected voice in urologic oncology. His ongoing efforts continue to refine functional preservation strategies, directly benefiting patients and guiding clinical practice in prostate cancer management.
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