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Andrea Gregori is a surgeon whose work spans two distinct yet technically demanding fields: minimally invasive urological surgery and robotic-assisted orthopedic procedures. His most significant contribution to urology came with the 2002 publication on minimally invasive laparoscopic neobladder in the *Journal of Urology*, which garnered 55 citations and helped establish laparoscopic approaches as viable alternatives to open radical cystectomy for bladder cancer patients. Gregori has continued refining urological technique, contributing to critical analyses of robotic-assisted radical cystectomy and, more recently, publishing comparative outcomes between robotic and open surgery in frail patients undergoing cutaneous ureterostomy. His 2017 work evaluating three-dimensional laparoscopic radical prostatectomy across 150 cases further demonstrates a sustained commitment to advancing precision and patient outcomes in uro-oncology. Equally notable is Gregori's involvement in handheld robotic systems for unicondylar knee arthroplasty, with multiple publications examining learning curves and accuracy of imageless robotic platforms — work that addresses a genuine clinical need given historically high UKA revision rates. Across these areas, his research reflects a career dedicated to pushing the boundaries of surgical minimalism and technological innovation.