Adil Jaulim

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Center

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Dr. Adil Jaulim is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving surgical outcomes in prostate cancer care, particularly through robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP). His research addresses two critical challenges: the impact of surgeon learning curves on patient outcomes and the refinement of nerve-sparing techniques to preserve post-surgical quality of life. In his most cited work (2018, 17 citations), Dr. Jaulim demonstrated how increasing proportions of high-risk referrals affect surgical margin outcomes during a surgeon’s learning curve, providing vital insights for training and patient selection in robotic surgery. His subsequent study (2019, 7 citations) explores emerging imaging modalities that could aid nerve-sparing during prostatectomy, aiming to reduce complications by enabling surgeons to visualize microstructures in real time. This work bridges the gap between surgical technique and technological innovation, with the goal of improving both oncological control and functional recovery. Dr. Jaulim’s contributions are particularly valuable for surgeons and trainees navigating the complexities of robotic prostatectomy, offering evidence-based guidance on how to optimize outcomes as surgical volumes and case complexities evolve. His research continues to shape best practices in urological oncology.