Dennis Ngo

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Dennis Ngo is a prominent figure in surgical oncology, with a focused expertise in minimally invasive techniques for colorectal cancer. His work has significantly advanced the field of robotic surgery, particularly for rectal cancer, where precision is paramount. Ngo’s most influential contribution is his landmark 2014 systematic review, "Robotic surgery for rectal cancer: A systematic review of current practice," which has garnered 95 citations. This comprehensive analysis synthesized the early evidence on robotic approaches, establishing a critical benchmark for surgical outcomes, oncologic safety, and technical feasibility. By systematically evaluating the literature, Ngo provided the foundational clarity needed to guide the adoption of robotic platforms in complex pelvic surgery. His research directly addresses the challenges of nerve preservation and total mesorectal excision, shaping how surgeons approach these delicate procedures. With a citation count reflecting his work’s enduring relevance, Ngo’s scholarship continues to inform clinical practice and inspire further innovation in robotic colorectal surgery, making him a key voice in the ongoing evolution of surgical oncology.