Guido Mazzinari
Hospital de Manises, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Universitat de València
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About
Guido Mazzinari is an anesthesiologist and clinical researcher whose work centers on intraoperative ventilation, minimally invasive surgery, and postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs). His research has made a significant contribution to understanding how robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) and laparoscopic techniques uniquely challenge respiratory mechanics, particularly through the combined physiological effects of pneumoperitoneum and Trendelenburg positioning during general anesthesia. Mazzinari's most influential work includes the 2020 international multicentre observational study on ventilation outcomes in robotic-assisted abdominal surgery, which has garnered 29 citations and helped establish a global evidence base for anesthetic management in this growing surgical field. He also led the AVATaR study protocol, laying the groundwork for large-scale, multicenter investigation into ventilatory strategies during robotic procedures. His recent comparative work examining PPCs between conventional laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgery further refines clinical risk stratification for surgical teams. Notably, Mazzinari has drawn attention to a largely overlooked topic — pneumoperitoneum insufflation — arguing through narrative reviews that this foundational laparoscopic element deserves renewed scientific scrutiny. His multilingual publications and international collaborations underscore his commitment to advancing perioperative safety on a global scale.
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