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About
Guillaume Loison is a urological surgeon and clinical researcher whose work has significantly advanced perioperative care in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP). His research sits at the intersection of minimally invasive urology, enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS), and prehabilitation — a field focused on optimizing patients' physical and psychological readiness before major surgery. Loison's most influential contributions center on demonstrating that combining ERAS protocols with structured prehabilitation programs meaningfully improves surgical outcomes, reduces costs, and accelerates recovery after robotic prostatectomy, a finding that has attracted over 60 citations. He has been a pioneering advocate for same-day discharge RARP, publishing multiple studies establishing its safety and feasibility compared to traditional inpatient pathways, collectively garnering nearly 80 citations. Beyond clinical protocols, Loison has tracked the evolution of prehabilitation delivery — from on-site programs to mobile applications — demonstrating adaptability even through the disruptions of COVID-19. His work on digital perioperative programs and patient satisfaction further reflects a commitment to patient-centered innovation. A notable technical contribution includes his description of a subsphincteric anastomosis technique designed to improve urinary continence recovery. Across roughly 200 total citations, Loison's body of work is reshaping how surgeons approach prostate cancer surgery from preparation through recovery.
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