Carsten Henneges
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Carsten Henneges is a biostatistician whose work sits at the intersection of clinical trial design and urological outcomes, with a particular focus on post-surgical recovery. His research centers on developing and applying advanced statistical models—especially exploratory decision-tree analyses—to predict patient responses in complex clinical settings. Henneges made significant contributions to the landmark REACTT trial, a multicenter, randomized, double-blind study investigating tadalafil versus placebo for erectile function recovery after bilateral nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy. His pre-specified and exploratory analyses, published in leading urology journals, examined how surgical approach influences recovery trajectories, providing surgeons with data-driven insights to optimize patient counseling. While his most-cited papers have accumulated over 50 citations collectively, their true impact lies in shaping evidence-based postoperative care. Henneges’ methodological rigor—combining robust trial design with innovative predictive modeling—has helped bridge the gap between raw clinical data and actionable treatment strategies, making him a key figure in the statistical underpinnings of modern urological oncology research.
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