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About
Enrique Trilla is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving functional outcomes after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy and cystectomy. His major contributions focus on identifying factors and techniques that accelerate urinary continence recovery—a critical quality-of-life issue for prostate cancer patients. Trilla led a landmark randomized controlled trial (2021, 23 citations) demonstrating that posterior rhabdosphincter reconstruction significantly hastens early continence return. He also showed that preoperative MRI can predict which patients will recover continence quickly (14 citations), and his systematic reviews (2019, 13–14 citations) synthesized evidence on surgical variations for early continence. Beyond prostate surgery, Trilla has advanced the field of robot-assisted ureteroenteric reimplantation for managing ureteroenteric strictures after cystectomy, publishing multicenter studies (2022, 9 citations; 2025, 7 citations) that establish robotic revision as a safe, effective alternative to open revision. His work on the learning curve for robot-assisted cystectomy (5 citations) and MRI-based assessment of urethrovesical anastomosis position (5 citations) further demonstrates his commitment to evidence-based refinement of robotic techniques. With over 100 citations across his top papers, Trilla’s research directly informs surgical practice, helping patients achieve faster, more predictable recovery.
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