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Fabrizio Moro is a pioneering urologic surgeon whose work centers on refining robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) to improve patient outcomes, particularly in continence recovery and complication prevention. His major contributions include developing the CORPUS technique for posterior urethral support reconstruction, which demonstrated very early continence recovery in preliminary studies (33 citations), and the innovative "4-point" ultrasound-guided transversus abdominis plane block (US-TAPb) that enhanced pain management during robotic prostatectomy (46 citations). Moro also introduced P.L.E.A.T., a robotic technique to prevent lymphocele formation after lymph node dissection (35 citations), and authored a systematic review on lymphocele prevention strategies (23 citations). His work on optimizing continence recovery through technical innovations (33 citations) and comparing transperitoneal versus extraperitoneal approaches (25 citations) has shaped modern surgical practice. With over 20 publications and a recent meta-analysis on new multiport robotic platforms (20 citations, 2025), Moro continues to advance the field. Notably, he also contributed to understanding how the COVID-19 pandemic could positively transform urology residency training (22 citations), demonstrating his commitment to both surgical excellence and medical education.
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- 8How Can the COVID-19 Pandemic Lead to Positive Changes in Urology Residency?22 citations · 2020
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