Dieter Broering
King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, Alfaisal University
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159
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About
Dieter Broering is a pioneering surgeon and researcher at the forefront of minimally invasive liver transplantation. His work centers on advancing robotic and laparoscopic techniques for living donor hepatectomy and recipient liver transplantation, with the goal of improving outcomes for both donors and recipients. Broering’s major contributions include demonstrating that robotic living donor hepatectomy is associated with superior outcomes compared to laparoscopic or open approaches, as shown in a landmark prospective registry study of 3,448 cases (50 citations). He has also reported on the safety and feasibility of robotic-assisted left lateral sectionectomy for pediatric living donor liver transplantation, analyzing learning curves and mastery compared to laparoscopic approaches (48 citations). Additionally, Broering has explored fully robotic recipient living donor liver transplant, comparing outcomes to the open approach (27 citations), and utilized real-time indocyanine green fluorescence cholangiography to improve biliary outcomes in robotic right graft transplantation (18 citations). His leadership in the field is further evidenced by his role in a worldwide survey on minimally invasive donor hepatectomy and the 2024 Minimally Invasive Organ Transplant Consensus Conference, shaping global recommendations for advancing these techniques in organ transplantation.
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- 6Fully robotic recipient left graft living donor liver transplantation5 citations · 2025
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