Gad Marom

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Gad Marom is a pioneering surgeon and researcher at the forefront of robotic-assisted surgery, with a specific focus on advancing minimally invasive techniques for hernia repair and esophageal procedures. His major contributions lie in the clinical implementation and optimization of next-generation robotic platforms, most notably the Hugo™ RAS system. Dr. Marom led the first worldwide case series on robotic inguinal hernia repair using this novel modular system (20 citations), establishing critical safety and feasibility benchmarks for the surgical community. He also performed the first reported robotic Heller’s myotomy with the same platform (8 citations), expanding its application to complex foregut surgery. Beyond initial case reports, Dr. Marom has contributed to improving surgical workflow efficiency; his work on a simple technique to reduce docking time (6 citations) addresses a practical bottleneck in robotic surgery, directly impacting operating room productivity and patient outcomes. Through these pioneering clinical studies and technical innovations, Dr. Marom is shaping the adoption of new robotic architectures, demonstrating their versatility and helping to define best practices for the next generation of minimally invasive surgery.