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About
Aeen Asghar is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work sits at the forefront of robotic reconstructive urology, with a particular focus on ureteral reconstruction, minimally invasive surgical techniques, and the management of complex stricture disease. His contributions have fundamentally advanced how surgeons approach challenging conditions such as distal ureteral strictures, radiation-induced ureteral damage, and long-segment proximal ureteral obstruction — pathologies historically requiring morbid open procedures with significant recovery burdens. Asghar is a core contributor to the Collaborative of Reconstructive Robotic Ureteral Surgery (CORRUS), a multi-institutional research consortium that has produced landmark outcome data on robotic ureteral reconstruction at scale. Among his most recognized contributions is the description of a novel nontransecting side-to-side robotic anastomosis technique, which aims to preserve ureteral vascularity and reduce recurrence risk. His work on robotic appendiceal ureteroplasty and distal ureteroureterostomy further demonstrates his commitment to innovative tissue-sparing approaches. With multiple papers accumulating between 20 and 41 citations each — remarkable for a highly specialized surgical subspecialty — Asghar has established himself as a meaningful voice shaping evidence-based practice in reconstructive urology. His research offers residents and fellows an invaluable roadmap for navigating complex ureteral pathology with modern robotic tools.
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- 3A Multi-Institutional Experience With Robotic Appendiceal Ureteroplasty39 citations · 2020
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