Eoghan Condon
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72
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About
Eoghan Condon is a surgeon and researcher whose work is at the forefront of robotic colorectal surgery, particularly in the context of its adoption and evaluation within the Irish healthcare system. His research centers on comparing robotic and laparoscopic approaches for colorectal cancer, with a specific focus on clinical and oncological outcomes. Condon’s major contributions include demonstrating that robotic colorectal surgery yields comparable results to laparoscopic techniques for cancer treatment, as evidenced by his propensity score-matched analysis (21 citations) and a case-matched study on right hemicolectomy (18 citations). He has also been instrumental in assessing the feasibility of robotic surgery in elderly patients, showing it to be a safe option regardless of age (8 citations). Notably, his review of the first robotic colorectal surgery programme at a university teaching hospital in Ireland, which utilized a dual console training platform, has garnered 25 citations, highlighting its impact on surgical education and practice. Through these studies, Condon has provided crucial evidence supporting the broader implementation of robotic surgery, helping to establish it as a viable and effective alternative to traditional laparoscopic methods.
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- 3Robotic versus laparoscopic right hemicolectomy: a case-matched study18 citations · 2021
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