Daniel Angeloni

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Daniel Angeloni is a prominent figure in the field of robotic surgery, with a particular focus on its implementation and challenges in public healthcare systems across Latin America. His most-cited work, "Robotic surgery in public hospitals of Latin-America: a castle of sand?" (2018), has garnered 27 citations and critically examines the feasibility and sustainability of integrating advanced robotic technologies into resource-limited public hospitals. Angeloni’s research underscores the disparities between high-tech surgical innovations and the practical realities of healthcare delivery in developing regions, highlighting issues of cost, training, and infrastructure. Through this seminal paper, he has sparked essential dialogue on equitable access to minimally invasive surgery, influencing policy discussions and clinical practices. Angeloni’s contributions are vital for students and researchers interested in the intersection of surgical technology, global health, and healthcare economics, as he challenges the field to consider not just what is possible, but what is practical and fair.