Antoine Camerlo
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6
Total Citations
50
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About
Antoine Camerlo is a pioneering hepatobiliary surgeon whose work is reshaping the landscape of minimally invasive liver surgery. His research focuses on advancing robotic techniques for complex hepatic resections, particularly for challenging pathologies like hilar cholangiocarcinoma and central liver tumors. Camerlo's major contributions include developing and refining a two-surgeon technique for robotic hepatic parenchymal transection, which combines ultrasonic dissection with irrigated bipolar coagulation—a method that has garnered 22 citations for its innovation in improving surgical precision and safety. He has also demonstrated the feasibility of robotic approaches for high-risk procedures, such as left hepatectomy extended to the caudate lobe and common biliary duct for hilar cholangiocarcinoma (11 citations), and central hepatectomy for hepatocarcinoma using a Glissonean approach (8 citations). His work, often accompanied by detailed surgical videos, provides invaluable educational resources for the surgical community. With a growing citation impact, Camerlo is a leading voice in the argument that robotic systems may be the key to unlocking safer, more effective mini-invasive resections for complex liver diseases, as highlighted in his ASO Author Reflections.
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- 5Robotic Resection of a Central Liver Solitary Fibrous Tumor (with Video)2 citations · 2020
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