Daoud Dajani

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Daoud Dajani is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on advancing surgical techniques in robotic-assisted urology, with a particular emphasis on improving patient outcomes following prostate cancer treatment. His key research areas include robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy, postprostatectomy incontinence, and innovative applications of telemedicine in surgery. Dajani’s most cited work, “Anatomic and technical considerations for optimizing recovery of urinary function during robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy” (2012, 53 citations), provides a critical evaluation of surgical methods aimed at reducing urinary incontinence—a major quality-of-life concern for patients. This contribution has helped shape best practices in robotic prostate surgery. He has also explored rare complications, such as mesh migration mimicking bladder tumors, and pioneered inter-hospital telementoring for robotic surgery, demonstrating how remote guidance can expand access to specialized care. While his citation counts reflect a focused, clinically impactful body of work, Dajani’s research is notable for its practical relevance, addressing real-world surgical challenges and patient recovery. His efforts in telementoring position him at the forefront of integrating technology into surgical education and remote collaboration.