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About
Filippo Marino is an emerging force in urological surgery, with research centered on robotic-assisted surgical systems, minimally invasive oncology, and the comparative evaluation of surgical platforms. His work has made a significant contribution to understanding how next-generation robotic technologies — particularly the Hugo™ RAS system — perform against established platforms like the da Vinci in procedures ranging from radical prostatectomy to cystectomy and pyeloplasty. Marino's most impactful contributions include a systematic review and meta-analysis comparing the Hugo RAS and da Vinci systems in radical prostatectomy (30 citations), alongside one of the earliest large single-center series documenting outcomes from 132 Hugo™ RAS-assisted prostatectomies (23 citations). His multi-surgeon learning curve analysis for robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (23 citations) has practical implications for surgical training programs worldwide. Additional work on off-clamp partial nephrectomy and percutaneous nephrolithotomy versus robotic pyelolithotomy demonstrates his breadth across urological subspecialties. With over 190 cumulative citations across recent publications and multiple systematic reviews conducted to PRISMA standards, Marino exemplifies rigorous, clinically relevant scholarship. His research is particularly valuable for institutions navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of robotic surgical technology.
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- 2Robotic versus Open Pyeloplasty: Perioperative and Functional Outcomes26 citations · 2023
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