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About
Professor Brice Gayet is a visionary pioneer in minimally invasive hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery, renowned for developing totally laparoscopic techniques applicable to all liver segments. His landmark DIPLOMA study (280 citations) definitively compared minimally invasive versus open distal pancreatectomy for ductal adenocarcinoma, establishing critical oncological benchmarks. Gayet’s contributions extend beyond technique to technology: his case-matched study demonstrated that 3D visualization significantly reduces operating time compared to high-definition 2D in laparoscopic liver resection (120 citations). He was an early adopter of robotic assistance, validating the compact ViKY robotic endoscope in porcine models (58 citations) and evaluating robotic needle holders for improved ergonomics (52 citations). His series of 200 consecutive laparoscopic pancreatic resections using a robotically controlled laparoscope holder (30 citations) underscores his commitment to integrating robotics into complex procedures. More recently, Gayet has shaped the future of surgery through his editorial leadership, co-authoring a white paper defining artificial intelligence and autonomous actions in clinical surgery (30 citations). His techniques are formally adopted in the United States, cementing his legacy as a transformative figure who advanced both the art and science of minimally invasive HPB surgery.
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