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A. Porteous has made a defining contribution to the evidence base for surgical training, with a primary focus on the learning curves associated with robot-assisted surgery. Their most-cited work, a 2019 systematic review (209 citations), is a landmark study that critically examined how surgeon proficiency is measured in robotic procedures. By identifying the often poorly defined and inconsistent methodologies used to assess learning curves, Porteous provided a crucial framework for standardizing future research and training curricula. This work has had a profound impact on surgical education and patient safety, offering clear guidance for institutions adopting robotic platforms. Beyond this flagship review, Porteous’s research consistently bridges the gap between surgical innovation and practical implementation, ensuring that new technologies are adopted with rigorous, evidence-based training protocols. Their scholarship is essential reading for surgeons, trainees, and healthcare administrators navigating the complexities of modern, technology-driven surgery.
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- 1Systematic review of learning curves in robot-assisted surgery209 citations · 2019