David G. Strauss
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About
David G. Strauss is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work has fundamentally advanced the field of robotic reconstructive urology. His primary research focus is on developing and validating minimally invasive techniques for complex ureteral reconstruction, particularly for patients with challenging stricture disease. Dr. Strauss is a key figure in the Collaborative of Reconstructive Robotic Ureteral Surgery (CORRUS), through which he has published several landmark multi-institutional studies. His most impactful work includes a 2020 study on robotic appendiceal ureteroplasty (39 citations), establishing a novel approach for long-segment ureteral defects. He has also produced seminal papers on robotic pyeloplasty for recurrent obstructions and on managing long-segment (≥4 cm) proximal ureteral strictures, each garnering over 20 citations. Dr. Strauss’s contributions have directly expanded the indications for robotic surgery, demonstrating that even patients who have failed prior endoscopic or surgical management can achieve excellent outcomes with robotic reconstruction. His work on buccal mucosa graft ureteroplasty for failed pyeloplasty further highlights his commitment to salvage procedures. With a growing body of highly cited work, Dr. Strauss is shaping the standard of care for complex ureteral reconstruction.
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- 1A Multi-Institutional Experience With Robotic Appendiceal Ureteroplasty39 citations · 2020
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