Carlo Caselli
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Carlo Caselli is a surgeon-researcher at the forefront of minimally invasive pancreatic surgery, with a particular focus on the ergonomic and cognitive demands placed on operating surgeons. His key research areas include surgical ergonomics, robotic-assisted surgery, and distal pancreatectomy outcomes. Caselli’s major contribution is the design and execution of the DP-ROM trial, an explorative, prospective, observational cohort study that quantitatively compares ergonomic stress and mental workload between laparoscopic and robot-assisted distal pancreatectomy. This work addresses a critical gap in surgical research: while minimally invasive techniques improve patient recovery, they often impose significant physical strain on the surgeon. By systematically measuring these ergonomic challenges, Caselli’s research provides evidence-based insights that could guide the adoption of robotic platforms to reduce surgeon fatigue and improve procedural safety. Though early in its citation trajectory, the DP-ROM trial has already garnered attention for its innovative methodology and practical implications. Caselli’s work is essential reading for surgeons and researchers interested in optimizing the surgeon–technology interface, ultimately aiming to enhance both surgeon well-being and patient outcomes in pancreatic surgery.
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