Papers
9
Total Citations
174
H-Index
7
About
Christian Bach is a pioneering urological surgeon whose research has shaped the modern landscape of robotic surgery. His work centers on the evolution and application of robotic systems in urology, with a particular focus on surgical techniques, training methodologies, and clinical outcomes. Bach’s major contributions include critically evaluating the learning curve for robot-assisted procedures, such as radical prostatectomy and upper tract surgeries, and advocating for contemporary "parallel learning" training models. His systematic review on robotic stone surgery highlights the expanding role of robotics in treating urolithiasis, while his historical overviews, like "The Age of Robotic Surgery," challenge the status quo by questioning whether laparoscopy is becoming obsolete. Bach’s impact is reflected in his most-cited papers, including his early work on the Robodoc system (40 citations) and his influential training review (31 citations), which have guided both clinical practice and surgical education. Notably, he also contributed to understanding the pandemic’s effect on urology care through a multicenter German study. With a career spanning from foundational robotic hip arthroplasty studies to cutting-edge urologic innovations, Bach remains a key voice in the ongoing robotic revolution.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1No functional impairment after Robodoc total hip arthroplasty40 citations · 2002
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- 4The age of robotic surgery – Is laparoscopy dead?24 citations · 2018
- 5Recent advances in urologic surgical techniques for pyeloplasty15 citations · 2019
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- 7Concurrent upper and lower urinary tract robotic surgery: A case series8 citations · 2014
- 8Robotic Surgery and Its Application in Urology: A Journey Through Time6 citations · 2021
- 9The age of robotic surgery – Is laparoscopy dead?2 citations · 2018