Giovanni Di Pasquale
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Giovanni Di Pasquale is a leading figure in transplant surgery, with a focused expertise in mini-invasive living donor nephrectomy and the optimization of donor graft selection. His major contribution lies in systematically analyzing the complex interplay between transplant centre volume, surgical technique, and donor anatomy. Through his landmark multicentric study—a ten-year analysis of 21 Italian transplant centres—he provided critical evidence on how institutional experience and procedural choices influence the critical decision of selecting the right versus left kidney for transplantation. This work, which has garnered 14 citations, directly informs clinical protocols to improve donor safety and graft outcomes. Di Pasquale’s research is instrumental in standardizing best practices across transplant networks, ensuring that donor selection is both evidence-based and tailored to individual anatomical realities. His findings continue to shape surgical training and policy, making him a key voice in advancing the field of living donor kidney transplantation.
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