Greg Malone
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About
Greg Malone is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving outcomes for men undergoing robot‑assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP). His key research areas include post‑surgical quality of life, lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), and survivorship care. In his most cited study, Malone analyzed a large prospective database of nearly 2,000 RARP patients, demonstrating that many men experience significant improvement in LUTS and overall quality of life after surgery. This finding has critical implications for patient counseling and treatment selection, challenging the assumption that prostatectomy inevitably worsens urinary function. With 19 citations, this work has shaped clinical conversations around survivorship and shared decision‑making. Malone’s contributions extend beyond the operating room; he is recognized for integrating patient‑reported outcomes into surgical research, helping to personalize care for men with prostate cancer. His ongoing efforts continue to refine how surgeons and patients weigh the trade‑offs of radical treatment, making him a respected voice in urologic oncology and survivorship science.
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