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About
Enric Caubet is a pioneering bariatric surgeon whose research has fundamentally shaped the integration of robotic technology into obesity surgery. Working from a European Centre of Excellence for bariatric surgery, Caubet has dedicated his career to evaluating, refining, and advancing minimally invasive surgical approaches for morbidly obese patients and their associated comorbidities. Caubet's most influential contribution — his 2012 study on the learning curve for robot-assisted sleeve gastrectomy (95 citations) — provided surgeons worldwide with a critical roadmap for safely adopting robotic platforms in bariatric practice. His subsequent comparative analysis of robotic versus laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy across 200 patients (67 citations) helped establish evidence-based benchmarks for the emerging field. Beyond primary procedures, Caubet has expanded the frontier of complex revisional bariatric surgery, demonstrating robotic surgery's advantages in technically demanding cases such as single anastomosis duodenoileal bypass and Roux-en-Y gastric bypass revisions. With a cumulative body of work attracting over 260 citations, Caubet's research consistently addresses real-world surgical adoption challenges, outcome optimization, and multi-platform robotic comparisons, making him an authoritative voice for surgeons navigating the evolving landscape of technology-driven bariatric care.
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- 5Bariatric Surgery Outcomes in a European Centre of Excellence (CoE)22 citations · 2013
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