Papers
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Total Citations
316
H-Index
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About
Domenico Veneziano is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on surgical education, simulation training, and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies in urology. He has made major contributions to understanding how urology residents are trained across Europe, with highly cited studies like “Current status of urology surgical training in Europe” (81 citations) and “ESRU-ESU-YAU_UROTECH Survey on Urology Residents Surgical Training” (15 citations), which have helped shape standardized curricula and simulation-based learning. His research also explores augmented reality in urology (46 citations), remote live surgery (24 citations), and advanced surgical techniques for renal masses, including the ERASE technique (38 citations) and the CLOCK II randomized trial comparing on-clamp versus off-clamp laparoscopic partial nephrectomy (19 citations). Notably, he has systematically reviewed surgical approaches for large volume benign prostatic enlargement (48 citations), providing level 1 evidence to guide clinical practice. Through his collaborative work with ESRU, ESU, and ESUT, Veneziano has become a key voice in modernizing urologic training and integrating novel technologies into the operating room, making his research essential for students and clinicians interested in the future of surgical education and minimally invasive urology.
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- 3"Augmented reality" applications in urology: a systematic review46 citations · 2022
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- 8Simulation training in upper tract endourology: myth or reality?13 citations · 2017
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