G. Bondonno
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G. Bondonno is a prominent figure in the field of transplant surgery, with a specialized focus on living donor nephrectomy and the optimization of donor graft selection. His major contributions center on refining surgical techniques and understanding the anatomical and institutional factors that influence kidney transplantation outcomes. In his landmark multicentric study, which analyzed data from 21 Italian transplant centers over a decade, Bondonno explored the complex relationships between transplant centre volume, surgical technique, and donor anatomy. This work, which has garnered 14 citations, provided critical insights into how these variables affect the selection of the right or left kidney for transplantation, ultimately aiming to improve donor safety and graft success. By highlighting the interplay between institutional experience and surgical approach, Bondonno’s research has helped shape best practices in mini-invasive living donor nephrectomy, offering valuable guidance for surgeons and transplant teams. His findings underscore the importance of tailoring donor selection to individual anatomical and institutional contexts, making his work essential reading for clinicians and researchers dedicated to advancing living kidney transplantation.
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