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Ahmed M. Mansour is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work has significantly advanced the understanding and adoption of minimally invasive and robotic techniques in urological oncology. His research spans robot-assisted radical cystectomy, partial and radical nephrectomy, retroperitoneal lymph node dissection, and nephroureterectomy, with a consistent focus on optimizing surgical outcomes and expanding access to cutting-edge approaches. Mansour's most influential contribution is his landmark 2010 study on the learning curve of robot-assisted radical cystectomy through the International Robotic Cystectomy Consortium, which has garnered over 238 citations and provided critical benchmarks for surgeons adopting this complex procedure. His complementary work examining whether patient outcomes are compromised during early surgical experience added important safety evidence to the field. More recently, his systematic reviews and large multi-institutional database analyses on robotic partial nephrectomy, R-RPLND, and minimally invasive nephrectomy have helped shape contemporary surgical guidelines and practice patterns. His use of national databases such as the NCDB to analyze real-world trends and predictors of surgical decision-making underscores his commitment to evidence-based urology. Altogether, Mansour's body of work has meaningfully informed how robotic surgery is taught, evaluated, and disseminated worldwide.
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- 10Status of robot-assisted radical cystectomy.4 citations · 2010