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About
Georges Mjaess is a rising star in robotic urologic surgery, whose work is reshaping how complex pelvic and renal procedures are performed and taught. His research centers on three key areas: optimizing surgical techniques for bladder and prostate cancer, validating structured training curricula, and advancing cost-effectiveness in robotic surgery. Mjaess led the first clinical validation of the ERUS training curriculum for robot-assisted radical cystectomy with intracorporeal urinary diversion, a landmark study that has garnered 14 citations and provides a reproducible framework for teaching this demanding procedure. He also spearheaded the PADORA multicenter study (13 citations), comparing retroperitoneal versus transperitoneal robotic partial nephrectomy, offering critical evidence for surgical approach selection. His cost-analysis of robot-assisted radical cystectomy across Europe (15 citations) provides essential economic data for healthcare systems adopting robotic platforms. Mjaess has further contributed to defining morbidity in cystectomy through the Comprehensive Complication Index and explored same-day discharge for prostatectomy. With over 90 total citations across his top works, his publications in high-impact journals are guiding clinical practice and training standards. His work on new robotic platforms and enhanced recovery protocols demonstrates a forward-looking commitment to improving patient outcomes and surgical efficiency.
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- 5New robotic platforms for prostate surgery: the future is now9 citations · 2023
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