Vincenzo Scuderi

Papers

Total Citations

136

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About

Vincenzo Scuderi is a leading figure in hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, with a primary research focus on advancing minimally invasive techniques for complex liver resections. His major contributions center on comparing robotic and laparoscopic approaches, particularly for challenging posterosuperior liver segments, where his work has helped define optimal surgical strategies. His most-cited study, a 2015 propensity score-matched analysis of robotic versus laparoscopic resections, has garnered 136 citations, underscoring its influence in shaping evidence-based practice. Scuderi’s research has demonstrated that robotic surgery offers comparable safety and efficacy to laparoscopy, with potential advantages in precision and ergonomics for difficult anatomical locations. Beyond this landmark paper, his broader portfolio includes investigations into surgical outcomes, patient selection, and technological innovations in minimally invasive surgery. His work has been instrumental in guiding surgeons toward tailored approaches that balance oncologic rigor with reduced morbidity. Scuderi’s contributions have earned him recognition as a key opinion leader in the field, and his findings continue to inform clinical guidelines and training programs. For students and researchers, his studies exemplify how rigorous comparative research can drive surgical innovation and improve patient care.